Chartered Accoutants - the World of Professionals
Hey friends, FCA means Future chartered accountants and it also means Fellow chartered accountants. a person who is chartered accountants for less than 5 years, he is called Associate chartered accountants. a person who is chartered accountants for 5 years or more than 5 years, he is called Fellow chartered accountants.
So friends, lets rock and we will be FCA(Future chartered accountants) to FCA(Fellow chartered accountants).
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President's Message - July 2011 - (29-06-2011)
Dear Friends, |
It is my proud privilege to address my accounting fraternity on the eve of 1st July, a day remembered as the Foundation Day of the accountancy profession in India and celebrated as Chartered Accountants’ Day (CA Day). It would be arguably justifying and appropriate to remember Shri G. P. Kapadia, the first and founder President of our institution, on this occasion, who, being a great visionary, gave a very distinct shape to the scope of our profession. Let us accept that it would have been quite difficult for us to imagine the status of profession, had he not done what he had for the foundation and development of the profession. On 11th August, 1951, Shri Kapadia had said at the second Annual Meeting of the ICAI Council: ...the Institute is a new one and it will take time to build up its traditions and I am sure that in course of time the Institute will have the best of traditions of which the profession and the country will be proud of. The assistance of the members of the profession as also the Government and public is necessary in building up the Institute and I am sure that this be had in the fullest measure. His idea and vision to touch heights is still alive in our hearts and we have been striving tough to realise his dreams. Though we have moved forward quite a lot since then, still I would never say that, as this will stop the scope to grow further. A man of unflagging conscience, Shri Kapadia gave a definitive direction to the accounting professionals through his vision and conviction. He let the membership understand where they should go and what was favourable for them in future. He inspired them and raised their aspirations to achieve the best in profession. He believed in the beauty of perseverance which helped us attain our destiny. And then, future with a host of bright possibilities would belong to us. The beauty of Shri Kapadia’s leadership was that he strongly articulated his vision on numerous occasions before the accounting fraternity. We know that when vision is combined with venture, it becomes substantive. In the absence of execution, vision is merely hallucination, Thomas Edison opines. Shri Kapadia and Mr. Edison appear to be in agreement here. Before I talk about the important developments of the past month, it will be a matter of joy for me to inform all of you that we have planned to launch the following services on the occasion of the CA Day (1st July):
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I am sure that the entire membership including the members in industry and our students will find the above-mentioned services efficient, productive and helpful in their professional development, networking, practice management and statutory compliance. Now, let us have a look at the important developments and changes in profession that we have brought about nationally as well as internationally: |