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You are now subscribed to our newsletters. Premium Premium Indian Railways will soon be serving only vegetarian fo The agreement signed between UK and India will temporarily grant qualified CAs of both countries a level-playing field for practicing in the field of taxation and consultancy. However, they will, at present, not be allowed to audit the accounts of companies in the host country.
On the adaptability of the services of foreign professionals within India Inc, Mr Jain says that the professionals working here will be guided under strict professional standards maintained by the ICAI, and hence there will be no lapse in service delivery.
The MoU provides for Recognition and Examination arrangements for the members of the two largest Institutes. This agreement would facilitate mobility of members across the borders and further strengthen the ties between India and Great Britain. The MoU entitles Institute membership without license to practice. General practice rights excluding auditing rights would be available. Please refer to the schema for further information.
Please refer to your training provider. Half year subscriptions apply to all memberships starting on or after 1 July. ICAI members with no adverse disciplinary findings made against them and those who have confirmed their compliance with the CPD requirements of ICAI will only be eligible for the arrangement. What is the experience requirement for the ICAI members? ICAI members who are sole practitioners may self-certify that their post-qualification experience meets the aims and learning outcomes of these papers.
There is no additional requirement to undertake any additional training experience or to take any other examinations. What is the sequence in which the requirements as stated at 3 above need to be undertaken by an ICAI member? The programme is independent of the ICAEW examination papers and is a web-based training package which is based on interactive case studies and self-test questions.
It is split into three stages that are usually designed to be spread over the length of an ACA students training contract, however for experienced professionals this could be covered intensively in around 5 hours. You will need to extract the downloaded files and save them to your hard drive, before the programme will run. The two Technical Integration papers and the Case Study are all written examinations, which would take place under exam conditions.
The Technical Integration papers should be attempted at the same sitting due to their common technical content. The ICAI is playing an increasingly proactive role in International Affairs and has drawn up a strategy with the aim of export of professional services in a big way to enable Indian Professionals to take the lead in International Affairs and come at par with those from the developed Countries The first step in this direction was the signing of a memorandum of understanding on April 26, with the newly formed Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nepal whereby the ICAI has provided technical and other support for the growth of the profession in Nepal.
The Institute has also entered into agreements with the Accounting bodies of Italy, Australia, China, Turkey, Israel, America, Canada for a reciprocal arrangement and technical support for the development of the professionals. The Institute has also signed Memorandum of Understandings with the accounting bodies in Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh for professional collaboration and cooperation. The main functions of the Institute of the Chartered Accountants of India are prescribing qualifications for membership, holding examination and arranging practical training of candidates, enrollment of members, publication and maintenance of register of members qualified to practice the profession, carrying on activities for development of the profession and regulation and maintenance of status and standard of professional qualification of the members.
The Institute conducts examinations all over the country, provides postal coaching, oral coaching and arranges practical training, enabling students to qualify for the profession. It also organises seminars, workshops etc. It conducts research and brings out hand books and pamphlets on the subject of direct interest to the profession. It explores the opportunities for employment of its members. In addition, it issues certificates of practice to its members and exercises disciplinary Jurisdiction as quasi-judicial authority over their profession and their conduct.
The Institute coordinates with Universities on shaping their accountancy curriculum linked with the Chartered Accountancy course. It also publishes a monthly journal titled "The Chartered Accountant".
In addition to regulating the profession, the Institute is a national standard setting body in India and the National Accounting Standards are given statutory recognition under various statutes.
The Indian Accounting standards have almost been harmonised with the International Accounting standards. The AASs are mandatory in nature. All statutory functions and many other important functions assigned to the Council by the Chartered Accountants Act, are administered by the Administration.
In addition, it takes active part in the activities relating to development of the profession. This directorate engages itself in the preparation of technical drafts for consideration of their respective committees.
The functions of the Board of Studies are primarily to impart education to the students of the Chartered Accountancy Courses basically through distance education mode.
The Board also takes care of the revision of syllabi of the various courses periodically. It also oversees the performances of various Accredited Institutions which has been authorized to impart oral coaching to students. The Continuing Professional Education Directorate of the Institute assumes the responsibility of updating the members on professional issues arising out of new legislation, technological changes and latest pronouncements of the Institute as well as other developments relevant to the profession.
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