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Students’ Section a. All the relevant papers of Knowledge Level by November-December 2013 examination (inclusive); b. All the relevant papers of Application Level within 3(three) years after the completion of Knowledge Level (i.e. in maximum six consecutive examinations after the completion of Knowledge Level); and c. All the papers of Advanced Stage including Case Study within 3 (three) years after the completion of Application Level (i.e. in maximum six consecutive examinations after the completion of Application Level). 3. PE-III Level: Students who have passed PE-II, but: (i) have neither passed, nor got exemption from, any paper or half paper of PE-III Level, or (ii) have either passed, or got exemption from, one or more full/half papers (but not all the papers) of PE-III Level, and (iii) thus have not qualified as CA, must complete: a. All the relevant papers of Knowledge Level and Application Level by May-June 2014 examination (inclusive); and b. All the papers of Advanced Stage including Case Study within 3(three) years after the completion of Knowledge and Application Levels (i.e. in maximum six consecutive examinations after the completion of Knowledge and Application levels). The above students will be allowed to sit for the relevant papers of both the Knowledge Level and Application Level examinations in the same session. Note: Item No.1 will come into force immediately. Item No.2 & 3 will come into force immediately after the PE-II and PE-III level examinations are discontinued respectively. Conversion Course 1. PE-I: Passed, or exempted from, Financial Accounting Attend and successfully complete a conversion course on “Preparing Limited Company Accounts” (30 hours), organized by ICAB to obtain exemption from PS(K) Accounting. 2. PE-II: Passed Advanced Financial Accounting Attend and successfully complete a conversion course on “Principal differences between IFRS and Bangladesh GAAP and most commonly applicable BAS/BFRS” (30 hours), organized by ICAB to obtain exemption from Financial Accounting. Note: Students will be assessed by a combination of end-of-course test, attendance records and in-course test(s) by teachers. If on assessment a student does not pass, he/she will have to pass the re-sit test to be arranged within 02 months after the end-of-course test. Students who do not satisfactorily complete the course will have to sit the main paper(s) for which they were working to obtain exemption. By order of the Council-ICAB N I Chowdhury FCA Secretary-ICAB TO : ALL CA FIRMS ALL NOTICE BOARDS OF ICAB 78 January - March 2011 The Bangladesh Accountant
Be better informed! - Subscribe to the premier accounting journal in Bangladesh The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh (ICAB) is the premier accounting body of Bangladesh. The professional qualification it offers is highly prized. Membership of ICAB is recognition of high standards and exceptional skills. Under a twinning project, the syllabus of ICAB has been revised and is equivalent to that of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW), the premier global accounting body. ICAB publishes a quarterly Journal, The Bangladesh Accountant, to keep its members up to date on technical issues and global developments in the profession. It is regularly read by all the members of ICAB both in Bangladesh and across the world. Circulation includes many major companies and financial institutions, governmental and semi-governmental organisations, NGOs and international accounting and professional bodies. The journal is also read by other professionals related to the accounting profession, those in businesses and other organisations, students of Chartered Accountancy and all those who wish to keep abreast of developments in the accounting profession. To paraphrase Mark Twain “Those who do not read a good publication have no advantage over those who do not know how to read”! Don’t be left out. Become a subscriber to this exclusive professional publication. Annual Subscription (4 issues) (including postage) Tk 2,000 (Bangladesh) Tk 2,500 (Overseas) Special Rate of Annual Subscription (4 Issues) for Students of Chartered Accountancy in Bangladesh - Tk 1,000 (including postage) Contact us Today and Subscribe to The Bangladesh Accountant Mirza Tabassum Subscriptions Coordinator The Bangladesh Accountant The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh Chartered Accountant Bhaban 100 Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue Kawran Bazar, Dhaka 1000 Tel: 88 02 9117521, Fax: 88 02 8119399, Email: sas.press@icab.org.bd The Bangladesh Accountant January - March 2011 79
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