Recognized accounting degree or recognized degree and designated conversion courses; Hong Kong CPA qualification and bridging courses. Specialized courses are divided into two parts: four designated courses, and the examination order is not limited, but they must be completed within five years. Each course can be tested up to four times, and students must pass two workshops and exams. Its contents include: financial report, financial management, audit and information technology, taxation.
After passing the four courses, candidates have to take the final professional examination, the content of which is the summary of the above four subjects. Candidates must complete the exam within three years after the initial exam and can take up to four exams. In addition to completing the above-mentioned examinations, other students must accumulate 3-5 years of work experience under the supervision of the designated employer/supervisor (depending on their academic qualifications) in order to complete the membership requirements.
In addition, since the end of 2005, the Hong Kong Institute of Accountants has reached agreements with the British Institute of Accountants-Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, the Australian Institute of Accountants and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in South Africa to recognize each other's membership under certain conditions.
If the above two do not meet the specified requirements or members of other designated professional accounting organizations want to obtain the membership of the Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants, they can take an attitude test or meet individual requirements.
Note: The Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants (hkicpa) has been committed to improving the transparency of its industry supervision system, so that the accounting profession in Hong Kong can keep pace with the internationally recognized CPA/CA title.
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The main responsibilities of the Hong Kong Society of Accountants are:
1. Certified public accountants and firms, and issue practicing certificates;
2. Formulate professional ethics standards, accounting standards and auditing standards;
3. Supervise the professional ethics and level of members;
4. Provide continuing education and other services for members;
5. Hold vocational qualification courses and related courses to maintain the quality of accountants' entry;
6. Promote the development of the accounting profession in Hong Kong and overseas.
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