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Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) Reciprocal Membership Agreements (RMA) Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA) Reciprocal Membership Agreements (RMA) typically don't require extra qualification exams because ISCA agree that ICAEW, CAI, ICAS, CA ANZ standards are similar enough to recognise each other's qualifications. Mutual Recognition Agreements (MRA), on the other hand, ISCA require an additional exam for CPA Australia due to differences in qualifications, regulatory frameworks or standards between jurisdictions involved. |
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NTU, NUS and SMU grads resigned and join AGO, MNC, Tech Companies ?
Then left who do vouching? ACCA folks? JHK and JHB? CPA Australia? ISCA also don't allow ACCA folks to join as ISCA CA. No point lah for ACCA folks to continue working and waiting. So why not ACCA folks resigned too? End up the vouching work has to be done by partners themselves. Hahaha |
how come the audit report template keep changing one?
Those folks sitting in UK nothing to do ah? |
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If is RMA = no exam I see ISCA signed MRA with CPA Australia ISCA like only signed RMA with members of Chartered Accountants Worldwide |
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But touch your heart, come back to reality and open your eyes. Do you really believe will have partners do vouching work? |
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The only people concerned with these MRA thing are those who fell through the crack - the ones not eligible for the transitional arrangements back in 2013. Most of those people are already in mid-career by now. It's 2024. Even if you sign up for ACCA in 2013 and missed the deadline, you would be senior manager now. No point caring about the title unless you aiming to be public accountant cause your experience is worth so much more. |
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