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No CPE Hour
Live Webinar

Important instructions to note:

  • It is compulsory for all participants to turn on their videos during the entire duration of the three-day course. This is a requirement and will also help to facilitate interaction and discussion between the facilitators and the participants via the online platform.
  • There will be a set of pre-reading materials to be completed before the start of the session. More details will be sent  closer to date.

Programme Objective

The aim of the three-day ISCA Public Practice Programme is to provide practical insights to aspiring CAs (Singapore) who have the intention to become CAs (Singapore) with Certificate for Practice. The programme provides a framework for and looks at the business resources required in the setting up of a public practice.

Programme Outline

The Programme covers the following subject matter:

  • The Practitioner and the Regulatory Environment
    • The primary objective is to uphold public interest for the benefit of society as a whole. There is a review of the principal laws, regulations and promulgations which apply to public practice. The ISCA and ACRA Codes of Professional Conduct and Ethics and anti-money laundering procedures are covered in this segment as well as the various standards and practice notes and guidance in the ISCA Members Handbook.
  • The Practitioner and Management of the Professional Firm
    • The focus is on the practice and procedures that a firm should have in place to ensure efficient running of the practice. These include procedures to ensure that the firm addresses and demonstrates its compliance with ethical requirements, office procedures on staff management, engaging with clients and managing engagement risks.
  • The Practitioner and Business Considerations
    • The objective is to discuss matters such as the business metrics of a CA firm as well as an appropriate compensation package commensurate with the risks of being in practice and how that compensation is generally shared among partners in the firm. This section will also allow CAs (Singapore) to reflect on why they are choosing public practice as a career option, the personal characteristic they may need, the economic and business realities and the overriding public interest obligation.

Training Methodology

Lecture style, with use of illustrations and case studies

Intended For

  • CAs (Singapore) who fulfil the requirements to be a public accountant as set out in the Accountants Act.

* Non-CAs (Singapore) are welcome to attend the Programme. However, they must have at least 2 years of auditing experience in a public practice. Please note that priority will be given to CAs (Singapore) who fulfil the requirements to be a public accountant as set out in the Accountants Act. Programme fees will differ for this category. For more information, please contact cpe@isca.org.sg.

Note: No CPE hours will be awarded for this programme as it is a mandatory requirement in connection with the application to be a Public Accountant.

 

Schedule & Fees

Testimonial

Funding

No funding Available!

Programme Facilitator(s)

Important instructions to note:

  • It is compulsory for all participants to turn on their videos during the entire duration of the three-day course. This is a requirement and will also help to facilitate interaction and discussion between the facilitators and the participants via the online platform.
  • There will be a set of pre-reading materials to be completed before the start of the session. More details will be sent  closer to date.

Programme Objective

The aim of the three-day ISCA Public Practice Programme is to provide practical insights to aspiring CAs (Singapore) who have the intention to become CAs (Singapore) with Certificate for Practice. The programme provides a framework for and looks at the business resources required in the setting up of a public practice.

Programme Outline

The Programme covers the following subject matter:

  • The Practitioner and the Regulatory Environment
    • The primary objective is to uphold public interest for the benefit of society as a whole. There is a review of the principal laws, regulations and promulgations which apply to public practice. The ISCA and ACRA Codes of Professional Conduct and Ethics and anti-money laundering procedures are covered in this segment as well as the various standards and practice notes and guidance in the ISCA Members Handbook.
  • The Practitioner and Management of the Professional Firm
    • The focus is on the practice and procedures that a firm should have in place to ensure efficient running of the practice. These include procedures to ensure that the firm addresses and demonstrates its compliance with ethical requirements, office procedures on staff management, engaging with clients and managing engagement risks.
  • The Practitioner and Business Considerations
    • The objective is to discuss matters such as the business metrics of a CA firm as well as an appropriate compensation package commensurate with the risks of being in practice and how that compensation is generally shared among partners in the firm. This section will also allow CAs (Singapore) to reflect on why they are choosing public practice as a career option, the personal characteristic they may need, the economic and business realities and the overriding public interest obligation.

Training Methodology

Lecture style, with use of illustrations and case studies

Intended For

  • CAs (Singapore) who fulfil the requirements to be a public accountant as set out in the Accountants Act.

* Non-CAs (Singapore) are welcome to attend the Programme. However, they must have at least 2 years of auditing experience in a public practice. Please note that priority will be given to CAs (Singapore) who fulfil the requirements to be a public accountant as set out in the Accountants Act. Programme fees will differ for this category. For more information, please contact cpe@isca.org.sg.

Note: No CPE hours will be awarded for this programme as it is a mandatory requirement in connection with the application to be a Public Accountant.

 

Programme Facilitator(s)


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