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PART B-PART C of MEF 2016-17 made live till 31-10-2016 to enable the applicants fill and edit the same. No need to send the declarations again-ICAI

PART B-PART C of MEF 2016-17 made live till 31-10-2016 to enable the applicants fill and edit the same. No need to send the declarations again-ICAI

Message from PDC, ICAI

Dear Professional Colleagues,

Season’s  Greetings,

Sub: PART B and PART C of MEF 2016-17 has been made live till 31st October, 2016 to enable the applicants to fill/edit the same.

As you are aware, MEF 2016-17 has been divided into three parts:

Part A:            For Bank Branch Auditors’ Panel
Part B:            For Additional information for Multipurpose Empanelment
Part C:            For Panel of Cooperative Societies and Cooperative Banks

To ease out the submission process, we had made PART B and PART C non-functional which was not applicable for Bank Branch Auditors’ Panel.  PART B and PART C is live now and would be functional till 31st October, 2016 to enable the applicants to fill/edit the same.

Applicants, who have submitted PART A of MEF can now login Multipurpose Empanelment Form 2016-17 through their credentials (MRN/FRN & Password) created this year to fill/edit PART B and/or PART C of MEF.  As you are aware that after the issuance of the Notification dated 7th April, 2016 on responding to tenders, entities are being advised to avail the Multipurpose Empanelment data available with ICAI for allotting various assignments.  In addition to this we are also receiving request for panel from Cooperative Societies. So accordingly PART B & PART C has been included in MEF 2016-17.

We therefore request all the applicants to login and fill/edit the form. After finishing, PART B and/or PART C there is no need to send the Declaration again. Those who have already filled PART B & PART C need not fill it again. However, they may edit any information which they have given earlier.

Endeavoring to facilitate you for submitting PART B and PART C of Multipurpose Empanelment Form for the year 2016-17.

Regards,

CA. Prafulla Premsukh Chhajed        CA. Ranjeet Kumar Agarwal
Chairman, PDC                                         Vice-Chairman, PDC

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