The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) President, Charanjot Singh Nanda, has highlighted the significant global demand for Indian CAs, with many countries looking to outsource work. He described the CA course as the most accessible professional qualification, while emphasizing ICAI's commitment to maintaining world-class standards and adapting to global changes. Nanda also noted the crucial role CAs play in increasing GST and direct tax collections, and announced reforms including thrice-yearly final and DISA exams.
The President and Vice President of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), along with his central council members from North India, visited the city during a members' meeting and seminar on income tax organised here on Thursday.
President Charanjot Singh Nanda told the gathering, "
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FAQ :
Yes, the ICAI President stated that Indian CAs are in high demand globally, with many countries seeking to outsource work to them.
The ICAI President described the CA course as the cheapest and most accessible professional course available today.
The ICAI is not only maintaining world-class standards for the profession but is also evolving rapidly to keep pace with the changing world.
The ICAI is undertaking several reforms, including holding final exams and Diploma in Information Systems Audit (DISA) exams thrice a year.
The ICAI President credited chartered accountants with the increasing GST and direct tax collections due to their hard work and dedication.
A fund has been created to assist members in distress, with the ICAI aiming to add at least Rs 100 crore to its corpus this year.