Subscription rates
Membership subscription rates (2011)
Membership fees are split between the different grades of membership and then further depending on your annual salary. There are special rates of membership for those who are retired and for students.
| Salary above £40k | Salary below £40k | Retired | F/T Student | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fellowship | £275 | £135 | £75 | n/a | |
| Membership | £225 | £110 | £60 | n/a | |
| Associate Membership | £90 | £70 | £30 | £10 | |
| Foundation Member | £175 | £95 | £50 | £30 |
Council has agreed that subscription rates should be frozen at their current rates until 2013.
First year subscription rates – special discounted rates for 2011
Before admission as a Member, Fellow or Associate Member you will be asked to pay your first year’s subscription to take you to the first renewal at the following December. First year subscription rates are banded according to when you are admitted, as in the chart below.
There are special discounted rates for new Members and Fellows who are admitted before 31 December 2011 – see below**.
First year subscription rates (2011) – Member or Fellow
|
Admission date |
Member (>£40k) |
Member (<£40k) |
Member (Retired) |
Fellow (>£40k) |
Fellow (<£40k) |
Fellow (Retired) |
|
1 Jan–31 Mar |
£225 |
£110 |
£60 |
£275 |
£135 |
£75 |
|
1 Apr–30 June |
£168.75 |
£82.50 |
£45.00 |
£206.25 |
£101.25 |
£56.25 |
|
1 July–30 Sept |
**£72.50 |
**£25.00 |
£30.00 |
**£97.50 |
**£37.50 |
£37.50 |
|
1 Oct–31 Dec |
**£36.25 |
**£17.50 |
£15.00 |
**£48.75 |
**£23.75 |
First year subscription rates (2011) – Associate Member
|
Admission date |
Associate Member (>£40k) |
Associate Member (<£40k) |
Associate Member (Retired) |
Associate Member (Student) |
|
1 Jan–31 Mar |
£90 |
£70 |
£30 |
£10 |
|
1 Apr–30 June |
£67.50 |
£52.50 |
£22.50 |
£7.50 |
|
1 July–30 Sept |
£45.00 |
£35.00 |
£15.00 |
£5.00 |
|
1 Oct–31 Dec |
£22.50 |
£17.50 |
£7.50 |
£2.50 |
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Income tax relief in respect of annual membership subscriptions
Academy membership subscriptions have been approved for Income Tax relief under Section 344 of the Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003. This applies to UK members who are in employment. Members must pay the full Academy subscription rate and claim relief from HM Revenue & Customs.
If there are any queries members should refer to HM Revenue & Customs Head Office Reference: CB/T1644/19/2008/JEM.
Last updated 3 August 2011