The consequences of non-payment of the annual subscription fees are As a member: 1) you can't call yourself an ACCA member, and you won't be able to use the ACCA name or logo.  2) You also won't be able to use any resources, including the online resources.  3) if you're working as an accountant, you may be unable to use the term "ACCA-qualified" or "ACCA-registered".  4) If your membership expires and isn't renewed within three years. In that case, your name will be removed from the Register of Members. 5) If you need to apply for CPA accreditation with another accounting body like CPA Australia or Canada, you will be required to furnish a good standing certificate from ACCA for five years. If you haven't paid your membership fees, you won't be able to get your good standing letter As a student 1) You will not be able to use the members' website or log into MyACCA. You will lose access to many resources, including past exam papers and helpful articles.  2) You will no longer be eligible to sit the examinations or progress through the qualification. 3) You won't be able to pursue any other qualifications like the DIPIFR If this is something that happens accidentally, then it is usually quickly resolved by simply paying the outstanding amount of 89 GBP.