Q: Big4 - Yearly salary increment

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ISCA is thrilled to be back in the Philippines!

We are pleased to announce that we have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants (PICPA) to foster collaborations through training and professional development of accountants in the Philippines. This partnership will also elevate the accounting profession and contribute to the growth and success of businesses.

ISCA CEO, Fann Kor, did a presentation to the PICPA, highlighting recent developments in Singapore's accounting landscape and explored more potential initiatives between both institutes.

ISCA also appointed an Approved Learning Centre, Lope Laranjo Bato & Co. CPAs (an accredited CPD provider by the Board of Accountancy) in the Philippines to collaborate on ISCA's Sustainability certifications and conduct joint seminars to support accounting profession in the region.

One of the highlights of the trip was the members' recognition ceremony where we welcomed new members to the ISCA family!
Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to build bridges and create impactful partnerships across borders!

P/S: Happy belated birthday to Sir Abner Ty!

Teo Ser Luck


Anyone saw the above Facebook Post on ISCA?

Why ISCA want sign MOU with PICPA?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

normally people with >10 years of experience can get CA without needing exams. some fellow path, not sure about ISCA because idgaf about that stupid thing. sorry for the younger gen though

s://.ntu.edu.sg/business/news-events/news/story-detail/nanyang-business-school-alumni-continue-to-ace-in-the-singapore-chartered-accountant-qualification-exams

But NTU very emphasis on how their alumni passing rate for SCAQ

Originally Posted by Unregistered

normally people with >10 years of experience can get CA without needing exams. some fellow path, not sure about ISCA because idgaf about that stupid thing. sorry for the younger gen though

Private U graduates forever cant take CA if they dont work with ATO, via SCAQ route

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Private U graduates forever cant take CA if they dont work with ATO, via SCAQ route

Take for wat use? My jhk manager acca grad also no sqp.

When you've hit rock bottom, the only way is up.

Surely, surely, those in charge aren't going to double down and dig further.... right?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

s://.ntu.edu.sg/business/news-events/news/story-detail/nanyang-business-school-alumni-continue-to-ace-in-the-singapore-chartered-accountant-qualification-exams

But NTU very emphasis on how their alumni passing rate for SCAQ

I see their IGP I wanna cry..

Can someone explain the obsession with ISCA? Why do you even need it?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Can someone explain the obsession with ISCA? Why do you even need it?

An applicant for registration as a public accountant must be a member of the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants who has been conferred with the Chartered Accountant of Singapore (CA (Singapore)) designation.

Does tax have better working hours than audit?

Seems like a lot of seniors all quitting without job offers nowadays?