Break during articleship

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Khushboo Goyal

Working

342 Points Joined May 2010

Hello Friends,

I have a doubt which is very urgent.

I have completed 2years of my articleship, & now i want to do industrial training, but the problem is my exam is in nov & if i join industrial training no one will allow me leave immediately. So, is it possible that i take Form 109 from my current employer & immedaitely submit it with the institute,but join industrial training after 6-8 months?

In short, i want to ask if i take transfer from my employer after completion of 2years but join another company after 6-8 months? Can i do so or not?

Ply reply me as soon as possible, as this is very urgent.

Thanks and Regards

Khushboo Goyal

Replies (6)

CA girl

Article Trainee-CA Final

1942 Points Joined May 2011

Hey, I suggest you to contact the Institiute itself of post your query in E-Sahayata section in ICAI website.

Rahul Rohra

28 Points Joined February 2011

No you cannot...

Khushboo Goyal

Working

342 Points Joined May 2010

I have posted my query in E-Sahayata but didnt get any response..

CA girl

Article Trainee-CA Final

1942 Points Joined May 2011

If it is that urgent try visitng the nearest chapter and get your query personally...there is no other better way.... But I dont think you can take a break now and continue your industrial trianing later on.

Khushboo Goyal

Working

342 Points Joined May 2010

Ok thanks to all..

Albert Peace

article trainne

46 Points Joined March 2012

Dear Khushboo,

You can take a transfer now and register for your industrial traning after 6 months. There are no restrictions on the same. But there is a fine for the late registration, and the gap in between will be counted as a leave taken during your articleship period. But, it wouldnt be having a good impact on you CV. Try getting into a Company where you can take atleast 3-4 months of leave( though it's a very rare case) and prepare for your Final's during these period. If you can find a company where you have some contacts with the top level managment, then the said portion of leave will be a good bet. Hope you find this information useful.

Thank You.