ICAI Ready Reckoner on Regulatory Aspects of ICAI for Members & CA Firms
ICAI as a part of its commitment to strengthen the Practitioners has brought out a publication of E-Book on “Ready Reckoner on Regulatory Aspects of ICAI for Members & CA Firms” for the Members of ICAI.
The said E-Book on Ready Reckoner on Regulatory Aspects of ICAI for Members & CA Firms contains with all requisite information to comply with the various regulatory aspects of ICAI.
The E-Book contains a compilation of the information on all important areas for the profession of chartered accountancy and will be of great help to CA Firms and practitioners.
The Ready Reckoner inter alia contains useful information on the following spects:
1. Enrolment as Member
2. Grant of Certificate of Practice
3. Engagement in other Business/Occupation
4. Admission as a Fellow Member
5. Payment of Annual Fee
6. Removal of Name
7. Restoration of Name
8. Cancellation of Certificate of Practice
9. Restoration of Certificate of Practice
10. Imparting Training to Articled/Audit Assistants
12. Change in the Name of Member/Inclusion of name of mother in Certificate
13. Change in Professional Address
14. Approval of Trade / Firm Name
15. Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs)
16. Registration of CA Firm
17. Maintenance of Branch Office
18. Change in Constitution of Firm / LLP
19. Sale/Transfer of Goodwill of A Firm
20. Revised Guidelines for Networking of Firms, merger and De-merger Rules
21. Condonation of Breach of Regulations for Non filing of Forms within Specified Time
22. Practice in Corporate Form
23. Member Identity Card
24. The Chartered Accountants Benevolent Fund / Other Funds
25. Issue of letter of Goodstanding
26. Enrolment of Overseas Citizen of India Professional Accountants
27. Various Forms for Members / Article Assistants
28. Dedicated helpdesk
29. Requirement for members to furnish PAN details
30. Website Guidelines
31. Advertisement Guidelines
The said Ready Reckoner is available at the following link:
Suggestions can be sent to ICAI at ccbcaf.query@icai.in
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