What is the full-form of ACA and FCA?

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Hey friends pls inform me what is the full-form of ACA and FCA?

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ACA - Associate Chartered Accountant

 

FCA - Fellow Chartered Accountant.

aca stands for associate chartered accountant

Fca stands for fellow chartered Accountant

ACA = American Citizens Abroad

FCA = Foreign Citizens in America

ACA    ---  ASSOCIATE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT

 

FCA   ---  FELLOW CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

U R IN CA FINAL AND DONT NO ABT ACA AND FCA REALLY SHAME ON U

Dear Samrat, Please don't get angry., No need to mind these sort of questions, not a genuine one, with some sort of intentions. See how I have replied to that!

Originally posted by : samrat

U R IN CA FINAL AND DONT NO ABT ACA AND FCA REALLY SHAME ON U

Nice reply 

Originally posted by : samrat

U R IN CA FINAL AND DONT NO ABT ACA AND FCA REALLY SHAME ON U

perfect answer to be given.........

ACA - Associate Chartered Accountant

FCA - Fellow Chartered Accountant

The one who passes CA final both groups and gets registered himself/herself with the ICAI becomes ACA from the date of registration as a member.

An ACA becomes FCA on completing 5 years of practice but only if he/she applies for FCA.  It is implied here that an ACA  can practice only after obtaining COP (Certificate of Practice) from the ICAI.

ACA=ATTEMPTED CHARTERED ACOUNTANT

FCA=FAILED CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT

really pathetic that u ask such a question...only God knows hw u got thru so far!!!

good luck!

ACA - Associate Chartered Accountant FCA - Fellow Chartered Accountant The one who passes CA final both groups and gets registered himself/herself with the ICAI becomes ACA from the date of registration as a member. An ACA becomes FCA on completing 5 years of practice but only if he/she applies for FCA. It is implied here that an ACA can practice only after obtaining COP (Certificate of Practice) from the ICAI.

aca means a person after getting cop and after 5 yrs is know as fca

ACA - Associate Chartered Accountant

 

FCA - Fellow Chartered Accountant.

 

I think we should give liberty to each and everyone to ask even silly questions and get their query cleared. We should not make fun of anybody asking even silliest question.

By asking silly question, one may become fool for a second but by not asking and clearing it, he may be fool for alwaz.

regds

CA.Rakesh Kumar


CCI Pro

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