ICAI issues new Code of Conduct for CA Students



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The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has introduced a new Code of Conduct for all students pursuing the Chartered Accountancy course. This code applies to students currently undergoing practical training, as well as those who have completed it. The aim is to maintain decorum and discipline among students while they are part of the CA programme and interacting with the Institute's members and the public.

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India has released a New Code of Conduct for the students of the Chartered Accountancy Course. Read the official announcement and the said Code of Conduct below: Board of Studies The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India 2nd December, 2020 Sub:
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The Code of Conduct is applicable to all students pursuing the Chartered Accountancy Course, including those undertaking practical training and even those who have already completed their practical training.

The purpose of the Code of Conduct is to maintain decorum and discipline amongst the students of the Chartered Accountancy Course.

Articled/audit assistants must diligently serve their Principal, follow the Deed of Articles and relevant regulations, be responsible for the quality of their work, and not misuse or remove employer or client property without permission.

Students are expected to conduct themselves with honesty and propriety, observe discipline, follow employer guidelines, and behave responsibly as prospective members of the profession.

Yes, students undergoing Articled Training should adhere to a formal Dress Code as per local culture. For courses like Orientation, MCS, and IT, a specific advisory dress code is mentioned, and students should maintain discipline and decorum.

In case of any violation of the Code of Conduct by students, disciplinary action will be taken against them.




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