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Anyway no one point a gun to your head force you to join. You should have considered this before applying in the first place if salaries is so important to you. |
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There have been complaints from NTU, NUS, and SMU graduates regarding exemptions for CPA Australia members. However, ISCA seems to be addressing these concerns by introducing an Accelerated Pathway. Under this program, current undergraduate students from these universities can start tackling ISCA SCAQ papers early, completing two during their university years and then being exempted from two more upon starting work. This essentially means they only need to complete one Capstone paper after graduation, leveling the playing field for all. ISCA's CEO, Fann Kor, acknowledges the challenges of balancing work and studies, which is why the Accelerated Pathway has been introduced. This initiative aims to streamline the qualification process, with future local graduates, CPA Australia, and possibly ACCA members all just needing to complete one Capstone exam. However, there's still a discrepancy for graduates between 2013 and 2023 who must complete five papers under the old system. But they can benefit from exemptions, reducing their workload to just three papers. In an effort to attract more members, ISCA should consider reverting to the old system of a five-day workshop and three years of experience, which would accommodate local graduates, ACCA, and CPA Australia members. There are also discussions about the necessity of the ATO requirement, especially for companies where the finance department is not a significant part of operations. While ISCA has signed RMAs and MRA with various international bodies, some of these agreements seem less practical, as professionals are unlikely to relocate due to tax system differences. The recent introduction of the Accelerated Pathway seems to contradict ISCA's previous rules set in 2013, which required candidates to work full-time while studying for the SCAQ. This change allows undergraduates to complete two SCAQ papers during their university years, suggesting a shift in ISCA's approach. In essence, ISCA is undergoing significant changes to its qualification process, aiming to accommodate a wider range of candidates while also addressing previous criticisms and challenges. |
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GES shows that accounting starting salaries are much lower than other courses. Historically, yes, they have always been lower, but the gap between the starting salaries of accounting and other courses is widening. |
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| Unregistered | Is there difference between A1 and A2? | |
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| Unregistered | U think partners so good increase salary for u? They know it’s cause of increased workload cause can’t even hire from Malaysia anymore. No idiot wants to do this jobs anymore. | |
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| Unregistered | What is S1 salary? | |
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