Chartered Accountant is a designation that is given to a professional of accounting who has received certification from a statutory body that states he/ she possesses the necessary qualifications to take care of the matters related to accounting and taxation of a business. These matters include file tax returns, maintaining records of investments, audit financial statements and business practices, preparing and reviewing financial documents and reports. A Chartered Accountant is also qualified and capable of offering advisory services to clients that comprise companies and individuals.
To become a certified Chartered Accountant, a candidate is required to complete three levels of training that are designed by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nepal (ICAN). It is only after qualifying all the three levels that the candidate will be given the designation of a CA. The ICAN is a statutory body which is responsible for regulating and maintaining the profession of chartered accountancy in Nepal. The course of Chartered Accountancy is completed in roughly five years.
In order to proceed with the course of Chartered Accountancy, the candidate will have to go through the CA eligibility criteria and check if they possess all the requirements that are asked by the ICAN. The CA eligibility criteria are decided by the ICAN and are helpful in determining if the candidate has the qualifications that will assist him/ her in the profession in future. The eligibility of Chartered Accountancy is given below. Candidates interested in pursuing the course of Chartered Accountant must go through the CA eligibility before they enrol themselves.
Annexure-1 Detailed Syllabus of Chartered Accountancy Professional (CAP)-I
Annexure-2 Detailed Syllabus of Chartered Accountancy Professional (CAP)-II
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Annexure-3 Detailed Syllabus of Chartered Accountancy Professional (CAP)-III
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