Major Changes proposed in Chartered Accountants (2nd Amendment) Regulations 2022

Major Changes proposed in Chartered Accountants (2nd Amendment) Regulations 2022 The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has notified …

Major Changes proposed in Chartered Accountants (2nd Amendment) Regulations 2022
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has notified Draft Regulations of the Chartered Accountants (2nd Amendment) Regulations, 2022.
Let's break them down in a Thread below:
1. A person who wish to take COP(Certificate of Practice) must take 1 year post qualification Experience under Practicing FCA to apply for COP. This experience should be in the last 5 years.
2. Registration for Foundation can now be done after passing 10th also, But needs to register on or before 31st December to give exams in May Attempt.
3. A candidate who has passed Intermediate Exams of CWA, CS are given exemption from Foundation Examination.
4. ATC (Accounting Technician Course) has now been changed to BAA(Business Accounting Associate) Certificate.
5. Negative Marking in MCQ based Questions to include the essence of Competitive Papers (in Both Intermediate & Final).
6. Minimum Articleship Stipend increased (Double from current rate).
7. Articleship Period reduced from 3 years to 2 years
- Students currently undergoing Articleship, their articleship will also be reduced to 2 years once these regulations are finally notified.
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