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Clouders (Audit & Accounts) Limited

A UK accountancy practice in Leigh-On-Sea. The facts below are drawn only from public registers — the HMRC AML Supervised Business Register, the GOV.UK published-penalties list and Companies House.

PracticeGuard reviews public registers · Record last updated 15 Jul 2026

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AML-supervised — ACCA
Anti-money-laundering supervision
Supervised byACCA
Accountancy firms must be supervised for anti-money laundering — by HMRC, or (as here, by ACCA) by an approved professional body. Professional-body-supervised firms carry the same Money Laundering Regulations 2017 duties as HMRC-supervised ones. Source: Companies House ACSP register / the firm's professional-body registration.
Active company
Companies House
Company number03856939
Company typePrivate Limited Company
Incorporated11 Oct 1999
Source: Companies House public register.

Practice facts

Practice name
Clouders (Audit & Accounts) LimitedSource: HMRC AML register
Address
Charter House 103-105 Leigh Road leigh-on-sea essex United Kingdom SS9 1JL, LEIGH-ON-SEA, SS9 1JLSource: HMRC AML register / Companies House
Town
Leigh-On-SeaSource: HMRC AML register
Website
https://www.clouders.co.ukSource: The firm’s own website

What a ACCA AML monitoring visit asks to see

Public registers can't show whether these exist inside a practice — which is exactly why the evidence file matters. The Money Laundering Regulations 2017 set the same standing expectations for every supervised accountancy firm, whoever the supervisor:

Registered with an AML supervisor
MLR 2017, Part 6
A review asks to see: Your registration — HMRC checks its own register; this page shows your entry.
Firm-wide risk assessment
MLR 2017, reg 18
A review asks to see: A written, dated risk assessment specific to your practice — not an undated template.
Policies, controls & procedures
MLR 2017, reg 19
A review asks to see: A written PCP document proportionate to your size, kept up to date and evidenced to staff.
Nominated officer (MLRO)
MLR 2017, reg 21
A review asks to see: The appointment on record, and staff knowing who receives internal reports.
Client due diligence + ongoing monitoring
MLR 2017, regs 27–28
A review asks to see: A per-client file: identity verified, screening outcome, risk level, and reg 28(11) ongoing monitoring with a dated record every run — a documented "no change" is evidence.
Staff training
MLR 2017, reg 24
A review asks to see: A log of who was trained, when, and on what — awareness undocumented is awareness unproven.
Record-keeping
MLR 2017, reg 40
A review asks to see: CDD records retained five years and retrievable — scattered inboxes fail this in practice.

Quick answers

Is Clouders (Audit & Accounts) Limited registered for anti-money-laundering supervision?

Clouders (Audit & Accounts) Limited is supervised for anti-money laundering by ACCA, rather than by HMRC. Professional-body-supervised firms carry the same Money Laundering Regulations 2017 duties as HMRC-supervised ones, and face the same client, bank and monitoring-visit scrutiny. This is drawn from public registration records. If any detail is out of date, email hello@practiceguard.uk and we'll correct it within one working day.

What does an AML review expect of Clouders (Audit & Accounts) Limited?

The same as for every supervised accountancy firm: a written, dated firm-wide risk assessment; policies, controls and procedures; a nominated officer (MLRO); a per-client due-diligence file with identity verified and ongoing monitoring recorded; a staff-training log; and records kept for five years and retrievable. Public registers can't show whether these exist inside a practice — which is why the evidence file matters. This describes the standing duties in the Money Laundering Regulations 2017, not an assessment of this firm.

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