[37A Accounts and anti-money laundering fees]
Solicitors (Scotland) Act 1980 (1980 c 46) | Legislation

[37A  Accounts and anti-money laundering fees]

[(1)     [An annual accounts fee (the “accounts fee”) and an annual anti-money laundering fee (the “anti-money laundering fee”) are to be paid by each]—

(a)     solicitor who is required by paragraph 1 of Schedule 3 (as read with section 43(7)) to pay an annual contribution on behalf of the Guarantee Fund,

(b)     incorporated practice that is required by that paragraph of that Schedule to pay an annual corporate contribution on that behalf.

(2)     [The accounts fee and the anti-money laundering fee are] also to

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