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Changing Prospective Restoration of ICAI Membership/ COP to Retrospective Restoration

Changing Prospective Restoration of ICAI Membership/ COP to Retrospective Restoration

ICAI Announcement on Changing Prospective Restoration to Retrospective Restoration

Recently, ICAI had allowed retrospective restoration of ICAI Membership/ COP for 2019-2020 and it was announced that Form 9 and Form 101 for retrospective restoration of membership / certificate of practice for the year 2019-2020 can now be submitted by filing until the midnight of 31st May 2020.

However, there could have been members who had already paid fees for prospective restoration during the current year.

In view of this, ICAI has today announced that such members to take benefit of the retrospective restoration, may request ICAI to adjust the fees for the previous year.

In such a scenario, the fees paid will be adjusted for the previous year 2019-20 and the fee for 2020-21 will be due thereafter.

Members may apply for change of their prospective restoration of Membership/COP to retrospective restoration by sending a request to mss.restoration@icai.in latest by 31st May 2020 giving details of name, membership no, date of prospective restoration and firm`s association, etc.

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