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Today 07:38 AM
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Their half u-turn simply fk up the life of those graduated pre-2020. They didn't give a ****, Im sure many ppl wrote in to ISCA. This industry is alrdy cui till even in commercial acct we are always kena looked down by analytics/data related dept.

I think my biggest concern probably is if ISCA go MRA another *ahem* just like cpa aust, we are screwed even further.
Don't ask me for source but I know that UK and SG is negotiating a treaty at the moment and one of the negotiation point is RMA between ACCA and ISCA._

As both institutions' member, I hope that will happen. I did my ACCA via the traditional route without exemptions and I have no doubt the rigorous demand of the syllabus despite being paper winner for a few subjects. Collaboration and not just competition is what will grow the quality of accounting in the region._
Today 07:26 AM
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Google the clown who come out with this. Mid tier psrtner!
Which idiot suggested SCAQ/SQP (CPA EXAM) back in 2013?
Today 07:16 AM
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yeah. Now seem like half u-turn already.

ISCA want to have more CA member but still at the same want to keep SCAQ
Their half u-turn simply fk up the life of those graduated pre-2020. They didn't give a ****, Im sure many ppl wrote in to ISCA. This industry is alrdy cui till even in commercial acct we are always kena looked down by analytics/data related dept.

I think my biggest concern probably is if ISCA go MRA another *ahem* just like cpa aust, we are screwed even further.
Today 02:40 AM
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Today 02:40 AM
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Only know 4.3, didn't mention rest of pay scale
if senior pay $200 more then A2, then quit sua
Today 01:52 AM
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Mine is 4.5. I think depends on your experience
A2? Or as A1
Today 01:51 AM
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PwC didn't send out any emails about the revised salary so far, I assume this is from your offer letter and is your offer for A1 or A2?
Yes they did... Its already mentioned a few pages before. Its 4.1k for pwc, not sure where 4.3 come from. Only kpmg so far 4.3k
Today 01:23 AM
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Yup, the scaq came up because of the elitism mindset. Pui!
Google the clown who come out with this. Mid tier psrtner!
Today 12:19 AM
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the email says 4.3k A1
PwC didn't send out any emails about the revised salary so far, I assume this is from your offer letter and is your offer for A1 or A2?
Yesterday 11:26 PM
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Win-win for all. Dont forget free CAs were given out in the past via 5 day workshop. Since if the ultimate goal is to have more CA members, dont see any problems with having exam route for those who want the CA faster while also giving a chance to those to obtain it via clocking CPE hours + years of exp.
yeah. if ultimate goal is to increase CA members, then should revert to the old system. 5 days workshop.
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