Evolution of International Accounting and Professional Bodies

Evolution of International Accounting and Professional Bodies
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In the global landscape, accounting has experienced significant internationalization, with countries like Australia, Bangladesh, Britain, and Canada playing key roles in shaping the professional accounting bodies. From the establishment of the first professional institute in Australia to the development of three main institutes in Britain, the evolution of accounting professions has been impactful. Additionally, Canada stands out with its distinct accounting bodies, each contributing to the robust accounting profession in the country.

  • International Accounting
  • Professional Bodies
  • Evolution
  • Globalization
  • Australia

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  1. INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING INTERNATIONALIZATION INTERNATIONALIZATION OF ACCOUNTING OF ACCOUNTING PROFESSION PROFESSION

  2. GLOBALISATION GLOBALISATION INTERNATIONALISATION INTERNATIONALISATION

  3. AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA 1st professional institute with 45 members was formed 1886 1928 1952 1990 2000 INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS IN AUSTRALIA(ICAA) AUSTRALIAN SOCIETY OF ACCOUNTANT(ASA)=COMMON WEALTH INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTANTS+FEDERAL INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTANTS ASA CHANGED TO AUSTRALIAN SOCIETY OF CERTIFIED PRATISING ACCOUNTANTS(ASCPA) ASCPA CHANGED TO CPA AUSTRALIA

  4. SCOPE OF BODIES O ACCOUNTANTS O BUSINESS ADVISORS O FINANCE EXPERTS O BUSINESS INFORMATION EXPERTS POST POST GRADUATION GRADUATION PROGARMMES PROGARMMES UNDERGRADUATE IN ACCORDANCE WITH CPA OR ICAA

  5. BANGLADESH O INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS OF BANGLADESH- main accounting body O Continuing professional education(CPE) to its members. O Core areas of CPE: Financial accounting Auditing Financial management & Management accounting Business and corporate laws Taxation Banking and insurance Topical economies and financial issues Information Technology & Business Information System

  6. BRITAIN First country to initiate development of accounting profession Popularly Known As United Kingdom Three Main Institutes Institute Of Chartered Accountants Of England And Wales Institute Of Chartered Accountants Of Ireland Institute Of Chartered Accountants Of Scotland

  7. CANADA Three Accounting Bodies CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS (CICA) THE CERTIFIED GENRAL ACCOUNTANTS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA(CGA) SOCIETY OF MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANTS OF CANADA (CMA)

  8. cont. CICA Established in 1902 for Canada and Bermuda. Eligibility for CA qualification process: EDUCATION EDUCATION EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE EVALUATION EVALUATION A university degree and specific business course as well as professional program of one s territory Work experience in a CA training office Three day uniform evaluation

  9. Cont. Two other bodies CGA CGA CMA CMA O Founded in 1908 but officially established by an ACT OF PARLIAMENT in June 1913. O ENTRY to profession requires: Completion of CGA professional studies which consists of 15 foundation and advanced courses, four professional admission certification examination and two business cases. Also hold a post secondary bachelor degree. O Also grants professional designation in management accounting O To earn CMA designation: Complete a university degree Pass the entrance examination only Complete a two year strategic leadership programme while gaining practical experience in management accounting environment.

  10. CHINA Regulation of the People s Republic of China on Certified Public Accountants(CPA) October1,1986 1ST regional institute of CPA in Shanghai. APRIL,1987 China institute of CPA(CICPA) November.1988

  11. Cont. CICPA O Responsibility of CICPA Registration of CPA,CPA firms Conduct of CPA examination EXAMINATION PROCESS EXAMINATION PROCESS MUST BE A CHINESE MUST BE A CHINESE CITIZEN CITIZEN COLLEGE COLLEGE GRADUATE WORKED IN ACCOUNTING WORKED IN ACCOUNTING OR ACCOUNTING FIELD OR ACCOUNTING FIELD FOR MORE THAN 3 FOR MORE THAN 3 YEARS. YEARS. EVALUATION PROCESS EVALUATION PROCESS APLICANT APLICANT CAN EITHER BE CAN EITHER BE SENIOR ACCOUNTANT SENIOR ACCOUNTANT ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTING PROFESSOR ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR GRADUATE PROFESSOR CPA S are required to complete 120 hours of CPE every 3 CPA S are required to complete 120 hours of CPE every 3 years. years. CPA EXAMINATION IS DIRECTED,ORGANIZED AND CPA EXAMINATION IS DIRECTED,ORGANIZED AND SUPERVISED BY MINISTRY OF FINANCE SUPERVISED BY MINISTRY OF FINANCE

  12. FRANCE Two separate professions Accounting Auditing Regulated by the Order of Chartered Accountants under supervision of the Ministry of Economy and Finance Regulated by the Institute of Statutory Auditors supervised by the Ministry of Justice

  13. Contd. Entry to both Contd. Entry to both profession through common study programme spread over profession through common study programme spread over multi stages exams with a minimum period of seven years multi stages exams with a minimum period of seven years DIPLOME PREPARATOIRE AUX ETUDES COMPTABLES ET FINANCIERES Requiring one or two years after secondary school DPEFC DIPLOME DETUDES COMPTABLES ET FINANCIERES Requiring two years DECF DIPLOME DETUDES SUPERIEURES COMPATBLES ET FINANCIERIES Requiring one year DESCF 3 year internship in a professional accounting firm monitored by a qualified principal, preparation of thesis, written exam and a oral test INTERN Holders are eligible to take professional oath. OATH

  14. RUSSIA O FOUNDATION FOR INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING IN RUSSIA (FIAR)- accounting body O Differences between IAS and ones used in RUSSIA-resulting in deterioration of business conditions in RUSSIA O Crucial need in improving the environment O Attained by promoting global investors awareness, understanding the issue of dual accounting standards, promoting research, exchange of professional competence, cooperative links between Russia and western countries.

  15. NETHERLANDS 1967,all bodies under NETHERLANDS INSTITUE OF REGISTERED ACCOUNTANTS Netherlands Institute of Accountants in 1895 To be registered accountant To be registered accountant: Pass requisite examination from a Dutch university or a diploma from NETHERLANDS INSTITUE OF REGISTERED ACCOUNTANTS. Only registered accountants are legally authorized to perform audit function since 1970.

  16. KOREA Subjects Subjects Accounting, Business administration, Commercial laws, Basic tax laws,English,Basic economics Testing method Testing method Multiple choice 1st examination 2nd examination Financial accounting, Cost accounting, Auditing, Tax accounting, Financial management Descriptive test Person has to go for practical training of 200 hours at accounting training institute of KICPA(KOREAN INSTITUTE OF CETIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS) supervised by MINISTRY OF FINANCE AND ECONOMY IN KOREA.

  17. contd. O Notice in newspaper not later than 30 days prior Notice in newspaper not later than 30 days prior to the examination to the examination Conditions to attempt the exam Mode, date and time of exam Subjects Date, time and mode of notification of passing candidates O Services performed by CPA: Services performed by CPA: Audit examination, certification, computation, filing or proposals relating to accounting Handling of tax matters

  18. KENYA Three accounting bodies regulated through accountancy act chapter 531 of the laws of KENYA: ICPAK(INSTITUTE OF CERTIFIED ICPAK(INSTITUTE OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS OF KENYA) PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS OF KENYA) KASNEB(KENYA ACCOUNTANT AN KASNEB(KENYA ACCOUNTANT AN SECRETARIES NATIONAL EXAMINATION SECRETARIES NATIONAL EXAMINATION BOARD BOARD RAB(REGISTRATION OF ACCOUNTANTS RAB(REGISTRATION OF ACCOUNTANTS BOARD) BOARD) Operate autonomously, governed by separate boards and perform different functions.

  19. Setting and enforcing standards of professional practice Contd. Contd. KENYA KENYA Monitoring ethical behaviour and adjudicating over cases involving indiscipline ICPAK- main body Providing mechanisms through which training of accountants can be improved Providing maintenance of competence by updating members awareness and knowledge

  20. KASNEB-administers qualifying examination for accountants as well as company secretaries Contd. Contd. KENYA KENYA KATC(Kenya accounting technician s certificate) for those who do not have academic grades for higher qualification CPA certificate RAB deals with registration and licensing of RAB deals with registration and licensing of persons who have qualified to become CPA persons who have qualified to become CPA after completion of examination of KASNEB after completion of examination of KASNEB

  21. USA O 54 states and territories with own legislative bodies. O Two bodies in USA AICPA- AMERICAN INSTITUTE OS CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS. NASBA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE BOARDS OF ACCOUNTANCY O Requirements for qualification for CPA varies from state to state. But, largely the common requirements are; Specified number of hours of education in accounting Period of experience Clearing a rigorous comprehensive examination conducted by AICPA

  22. Two ways to obtain CPA CPA examination INTERNATIONAL QUALIFICATION EXAMINATION(IQEX) AICPA determines AICPA determines: Content of examination Prepares its questions Decides on method of scoring Prepares advisory scores Conduct statistical analysis NASBA serves as a body for state boards NASBA serves as a body for state boards accountancy. Also offers IQEX. accountancy. Also offers IQEX.

  23. Germany O Two institutes : Institute Of Auditors and Chamber Of Auditors O Requirements: graduate from any university and at least five year practical business experience inclusive 4years of accounting profession. O Oral and written examination O Last they must be a member of WIRTSCHFT SPRIIFER KAMMER

  24. Pakistan :-Two Institutes: Institute Of Chartered Accountant Of Pakistan & The Institute Of Cost And Management Accountant Of Pakistan ICMAP OBJECTIVES ICMAP OBJECTIVES O To provide structural framework for qualifying the examination pattern O To provide detailed & depth knowledge of subjects O To provide practice in various aspects of accounting & business environment O To enable the students to apply the knowledge at top management & assessing the chief operating executive. ICAP OBJECTIVES ICAP OBJECTIVES O To provide the advancement in theory & practice of all aspects of accounting O To maintain high standard of code of conduct & ethics O To conduct examination O To provide recruitment & training O To update professional education

  25. Ireland OInstitute Of Chartered Accountant Of Ireland OSupport to IAS OSupport the need of financial reporting ODesignated as per the Indian rules.

  26. Nigeria OInstitute Of Chartered Accountant Of Nigeria (ICAN) OAt present 12000 members with 90000 students on register ORequirements: the institute is not allowed to set up in public practice as an accountant until he/she applied for and been granted a license for practice.

  27. New Zealand OInstitute Of Chartered Accountant Of New Zealand with 27000 members within & overseas. OThree institutes : Chartered Accountant, Associate Chartered Accountant , Accounting Technicians. OEstablished a professional conduct committee OIn favor of international financial reporting

  28. South Africa OSouth Africa institute of Chartered Accountant (SAICA) OAccounting Journal "Accountancy SA OSAICA Issued An Exposure Draft EDI158,first time application of International Financial Reporting

  29. India O Institute Of Chartered Accountant of India (ICAI) O Headquarter in Delhi , 118 branches , No. of students 5,18,799 O Levels: 1. Entry level test Common Proficiency Test 2. First stage of theoretical education Integrated Professional Competence Course 3. Final stage of theoretical education Integrated Professional Competence FINAL Course

  30. Contd. O Requirement : a person should be of 18 years on the date of application. O foundation course includes 4 papers O Any student who registered is assumed to be the associate member of ICAI. O training of 100 hours in IT O Audit training 8months equivalent to 6 months article ship training O Continuous practice of less than 5 years is entitled to apply fellowship & designated as FCA O By the end he/she also completed his/her graduation degree from the recognized university.

  31. Factors Induce Internationalization Of Accounting Profession GLOBAL INVESTORS MUTUAL RECOGNITION RECIPROCITY

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