03-09-2004, 10:34 AM
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AOA guys n gals,
Well friends I wanna ask some think especially from Mr. SMRaza, Guybrush and Ms Summan. Plz tell me
1 R qualified ACCAs allowed to do practice (audit) in UK, EU, etc?
2 Why qualified ACCAs and ACMAs(ICMAP) r not allowed to do practice in Pakistan?
3 Why don't many ACAs start their own practice?
Thanx n ALLAH HAFIZ
Make efforts not excuses!
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1. Yes CA qualified are certainly 'allowed' to practice and audit in UK, EU, etc... And why wouldn't they be, ACCA is an internationally recognized qualification.
2. ACCA and ICMAP qualifieds are allowed to practice in Pakistan.
3. I dont actually understand your last question correctly... If i'm not mistaken, you're a bit confused... To make it simple, an ACA = CA ... Which means that ACA and CA is the same thing... Don't confuse ACCA qualifieds with ACAs... An ACCA qualified is NOT CALLED an ACA (until and unless he is a CA qualified as well).
AOA guys n gals,
Well friends I wanna ask some think especially from Mr. SMRaza, Guybrush and Ms Summan. Plz tell me
1 R qualified ACCAs allowed to do practice (audit) in UK, EU, etc?
2 Why qualified ACCAs and ACMAs(ICMAP) r not allowed to do practice in Pakistan?
3 Why don't many ACAs start their own practice?
Thanx n ALLAH HAFIZ
Make efforts not excuses!
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1. Yes CA qualified are certainly 'allowed' to practice and audit in UK, EU, etc... And why wouldn't they be, ACCA is an internationally recognized qualification.
2. ACCA and ICMAP qualifieds are allowed to practice in Pakistan.
3. I dont actually understand your last question correctly... If i'm not mistaken, you're a bit confused... To make it simple, an ACA = CA ... Which means that ACA and CA is the same thing... Don't confuse ACCA qualifieds with ACAs... An ACCA qualified is NOT CALLED an ACA (until and unless he is a CA qualified as well).
