Supplementary deed of articles registration

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03 July 2013 Dear Sir,

I have completed my articleship on 13-06-2013, I have sent FORM 108 (article Completion)via speed post . I have 60days of excess leave to be served. now am serving excess leave period under the same principal without breaking working days (continuously). So now am filing FORM 107 for serving excess leave period.

My doubt

* What are all the documents should be attached while sending Form 107?

* After filing FORM 107 and after completing supplementary article ship period, Do i need to submit separate(other than actual completion) FORM 108 for the period of excess leave served?

Thanks in Advance

03 July 2013 Hi

An articled assistant who has already completed three years/three & half years of articled service and has taken leave in excess of the period allowed under Regulation 59 is required to serve for a period equivalent to the excess leave taken in order that his training may be completed. For this purpose, a supplementary deed of articles in Form No. 107 should be executed in triplicate with the same employer in continuation of the previous training on a non-judicial stamp paper or special adhesive stamp of the requisite value should be affixed on the form. The supplementary deed in duplicate along with Form 108 for the period already served should be sent so as to reach the office of the Institute within 60 days of the expiry of the normal term of articles.
In case there is a break in the continuity of training and/or there is a change in the employer and/or there is a delay in submission of the papers beyond 60 days, as referred to in the previous paragraph, an agreement in Form No.107 would not be valid. In such a case, a fresh agreement in Form 102 should be entered into and the particulars in Form 103 along with Form No.108 for the period already served, should be sent to the office of the Institute for registration within 30 days of the commencement of training.

03 July 2013
A member may be granted an additional vacancy to engage an articled assistant whose normal term of training is over and he (the articled assistant) is found to have taken excess leave which is to be made up by an additional period of articles. It is the duty of the employer in such a case to ensure that the articled assistant completes the period of training under him including the period of excess leave. The benefit of an additional vacancy in such case is given only where it could not have been reasonably anticipated that the articled assistant would have to serve an extra period on account of the excess leave taken. Such additional vacancy may be given to the previous employer or to any other chartered accountant entitled to train articled assistant(s).

03 July 2013 First of all thanks for replying..

Sir actual my doubt is do i need to file separate FORM 108 for the completion of Excess leave period or only filing Form 107

03 July 2013 Yes, you will file Form-108 with the Institute for the knowledge that you have completed your article ship and it is submitted for excess work.



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