CA employed in a private firm and also doing independent practice

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S.RAVICHANDRAN (Querist)
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14 September 2007 I know a person who is very much employed in a private firm as General Manager. He is also engaged in private practice and in his personal time, he does the attest functions , internal audit for outside companies etc.

How is that possible ? Please clarify.

R.V.RAO

R.V.RAO (Expert)
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14 September 2007 TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE the inst. OF CA(ICAI) AND INST. OF C.S( ICSI) ALLOW PARTIME LIMITED PRACTICE ON A CASE TO CASE BASIS.BUT ONE HAS TO APPLY ACCORDINGLY AND CAN CHANGE HIS /HER APPLICATION ANY TIME.
I KNOW A FEW PROFESSIONLAS .THEY LEND PROFEESIONAL EXPERTISE .BUT WONT SIGN THE REPORTS OR CERTIFICATES, WHICH IS DONE BY FULL TIME HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATE OF PRACTICE ( C.P.) WITH WHOM THEY MAY BE SHARING REMUNERATIONS AS PER MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING.
EVEN THE PROFESSIONLAS REPLYING TO QUERIES IN THIS FORUM INCLUDING ME ARE DOING A PART TIME SERVICE BELIEVING TO BE OF HELP TO THE NEEDY.BUT HERE IN THIS CASE , PROFESSIONAL ETHICS OR STANDARDS MAY NOT CLASH.
C.A.R.V.RAO

CMA Gul S

CMA Gul S (Expert)
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14 September 2007 Hello Mr Ravi,

Please refer the Code of conduct

A small Extract for your kind reference

Clause (11) - Practising member prohibited from engaging in any business or occupation other than the profession of chartered accountants unless permitted by the Council so to engage, except being a director of a company, unless he or any of his partners is interested in such company as an auditor --- 152

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