Expired .ACCOUNTANT Domains

What is a .accountant Domain Name?

A .accountant domain name is a domain that can be used to link back to your accounting firm. The .accountant TLD (Top-Level Domain) was launched in 2014. It follows the same rules as all other gTLDs, which require you have a local presence within the region or country where you are planning on using it.

Who can use a .accountant domain name?

Anyone can use a .accountant domain name as long as they have the proper licensing and verification. Anyone who is not licensed or verified should research their local laws and regulations before using this TLD. To be verified, you must provide documents that prove your status and that you are actively working as an accountant.

Who regulates .accountant domain name?

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) is responsible for the allocation and management of all .accountant domains. They also handle issues such as:

-Domain disputes, under their Uniform Rapid Suspension System.

-Registry Policy development, under their Registry-Registrar Agreement.

-Facilitating the formation of industry policy development around new generic top-level domains (gTLDs).

Tips to choose ideal .accountant domain name:

When choosing a .accountant domain name, first make sure you only use the term "Accountant" if you are a licensed accountant. Second, find a name that is easy to remember and will be intuitive for your clients. Try not to use terms like "Site", "Info", or anything else that might make it hard for people who stumble upon your site to understand the purpose of your domain name.

Are there any restrictions when registering a .accountant domain name?

Yes, there are several limitations that come with obtaining a . accountant domain name. For example, you cannot have the word "Accountant" in your actual business name but can have it as an additional part of your business name or as the primary part of the website title. You also must use this site within your geographical location, and you must have a valid email address. This is used to verify that you are actually located within the region where your .accountant domain name is being used.

What's the Difference Between .com and .accountant domain name?

Both of these TLDs (Top-Level Domains) can be used to show that the site is related to accountants, but they are used for different purposes. The .com TLD can be registered by any individual or legal entity around the world, whereas the .accountant TLD requires that the registrant is actually an accounting professional.

What Documents Do You Need to Register .accountant Domain Name?

To register a new .accountant domain name, you must provide the following documentation:

-A physical Business Location within a country that supports this gTLD.

-A valid email address with your legal business name or your local area code and a legitimate full postal mailing address. There is no requirement to have matching addresses but it may help avoid a possible suspension.

-Business registration documents or a letter from a government agency to prove your company registration and the status of the firm as an accounting organization.

How Much Does .accountant Domain Name Cost?

Registration costs are based on your budget. You can register for the TLD with any of the major domain registrars, which include GoDaddy , Namecheap , and Hover . The cost for a .accountant domain name is different from year to year. The price variation depends on the new registrations and renewals from the previous year of the TLD. But, you can register for one of these domains at a cost as low as $10.00 per year or as high as $200+ depending on what your budget allows.