Is there a Law to stop people claiming to be qualified tradesmen when they are not?

[Graham_07]

Re: Is there a Law to stop people claiming to be qualified tradesmen when they are no

Would you apply the same logic to the many cases where bank managers have given dodgy "tax advice"

I'm not aware of any (many) cases you refer to.

I'd say the Bogus Non-Resident Accounts issue would comprise quite a few thousand cases for starters.

 

[ubiquitous]

Re: False advertising

I am not sure what is the best approach to take, but it seems to me that an open market with a buyer beware warning might not be sufficient.

Its a bit odd to find myself, as an trained, educated, accredited, regulated and insured professional, arguing against the creation of a closed shop in my industry