Last attempt for CA old syllabus students

The change of syllabus happened in 2017, and the students with the old syllabus practice have the last option to complete the course this 2021. ICAI extends the last attempt to appear in the CA final to help the old syllabus students with the lapse of time. The students with old syllabus registration take November […]

ICAI campus placement eligibility 2021

In the year 2021, the students who have completed the CA examination final term need to register for the placement in the year 2022. The document required to do the registration is the membership details or the proof of applying for the registration. Candidates who have passed in the previous year and awaiting placement can […]

Eligibility to Claim Exemption from Company Secretaryship Practical Training

After completing the executive program, students need to prepare forPractical training during the CS coursewith EDP. The places to pursue the training are professionals independently practising Company Secretaryship, companies with 50 lakhs paid-up capital, the Asset value of two crores, and turnover of not less than ten crores, and Companies registered with ICSI institute. Delay […]

Comparison of CMA and ACCA course

Indian CMA has two modules with sixteen papers. Global CMA is different from Indian CMA. Globally, America, Asia and the Middle East have recognition for the CMA course. ACCA is a global course from the UK with fourteen papers. CMA students with more than five years of experience get exemption from nine papers for writing […]

Who are eligible to become an insolvency professional in India?

During liquidity, the assets are sold for managing finance, and the business comes to an end. In this stage, the secured creditors and unsecured creditors want to return the dividend and debt. The cash flow and the expenses of the business are not favourable to the business. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India is […]

The International Curriculum of ICAI for International Students

ICAI CA exams now have two types of syllabuses for national and international students. ICAI has recently announced an international curriculum for engaging international accounting students. The education policy 2020 approved by Union Government states that the internationalization of education opens up new opportunities, bring equality and create business leaders for the global financial market. […]

Preparation tips for Accounts CA IPCC November 2021 exam

CA-IPCC students have two accountancy papers. Paper 1 is Accounting, and Paper 5 is advanced accounting. In November 2021 Examination, the old syllabus students also appear as they were given an opt-out option in the previous examination. The November 2021 CA-IPCC examination has two question papers for the new syllabus and old syllabus as like […]

What is the job profile of a chartered accountant working in different countries?

The chartered accountant job profile is different in all the countries of the world. It alludes to the learners about the foreign opportunities for Indian chartered accountants. Chartered accountants prefer independent practice or private companies more than the government sector. As per the Companies Act structure, every registered Company must have a chartered accountant. Chartered […]

Union government approves MOU between ICAI and ACCA

The Union Government approved the MOU between the Institute of Cost Accountants of India and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants from the UK. It enhances growth opportunities for students from India and the UK, exemption of subjects for studying dual courses, research opportunities in foreign universities, and job opportunities for Cost accountants. This approval […]

Privatization of Banks and Insurance companies

Privatization of Banks, Insurance companies, Air India, Shipping Corporation, and BPCL form the proposed plan by the government in the financial year 2021-22. The government fund availability and the space for private players move the PSUs to privatization. As there is an economic downturn, there is a need for capital flow from the Government sector […]