Form 112 of articleship registration

Save Share

This query is : Resolved

Akash Chandgothia (Querist)
Follow

28 October 2012 I have cleared both groups of IPCC in May 2012 and I will be registering for CA Final.
Unfortunately all my documents are ready except Form 112 because my college has closed for vacations and I did not get the principal's sign on it for B.Com(H)

My question is that can I submit form 112 separately later on or both have to be submitted together? And if I submit before 29th Nov., will I have to pay a penalty?

Ajay Mishra

Ajay Mishra (Expert)
Follow

29 October 2012 Hi

You can late file Form-112 with Institute.

Message likes : 1 times

Akash Chandgothia

Akash Chandgothia (Querist)
Follow

29 October 2012 Thank you for the reply Sir. Relieved me of my tension. :)

Ajay Mishra

Ajay Mishra (Expert)
Follow

29 October 2012 The CA Regulation 65 of CA regulation deal with such matter. time period of delay is also mentioned therein.

Ajay Mishra

Ajay Mishra (Expert)
Follow

29 October 2012 Hi

The Executive Committee while considering such cases insisted that students/articled
assistants to pursue only one course alongwith articleship, even that be a graduation
course and seek permission of the Council by filing of Form 112 duly certified by the
Principal i.e. Chartered Accountant and the Principal of the College concerned within 30 days of taking admission.
The Executive Committee has further noted that the additional course(s) has / have been pursued by the students / articled assistants in violation of the provisions of Regulation 65 / 78 and directed that all requests be dealt with, in terms of the guidelines, provided herein below:
Period of Delay Condition(s) to be complied with by the student for condonation
of delay in filing of Form 112.
1.Upto 1 year :Condone the breach of Regulation 65 and enroll after three
months from the date of the meeting at which a decision is taken for condonation.
2.More than 1 year but up to 3 years: Condone the breach of Regulation 65 and enroll after six months from the date meeting at which a decision is taken for condonation.
3.More than 3 years but upto 5 years:
Condone the breach of Regulation 65 and enroll after one year from the date of the meeting at which a decision is taken for
condonation.
4.More than 5 years but upto 7 years:
Condone the breach of Regulation 65 and enroll after two year from the date of the meeting at which a decision is taken for
condonation.
5. More than 7 years but upto 10 years: Condone the breach of Regulation 65 and enroll after two years from the date of the meeting at which a decision is taken for
condonation as well as on completion of the Three Months’Residential Course.
6. More than 10 years: Condone the breach of Regulation 65 and enroll after three years from the date of the meeting at which a decision is taken for condonation as well as on completion of the Three Months’
Residential Course.

You need to be the querist or approved CAclub expert to take part in this query .
Click here to login now