ACCA-CGA/CPA Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA)

[varunkrishi]

no i got the whole ACCA qualification evaluated

Hmmm. Oh well, it is going to be tough getting an ITA only with ACCA. Have to get the highest points in IELTS in order to just barely make the current cut off.

Good luck if you are applying and a great job if you are already in Canada

 

[Aarti123]

Hmmm. Oh well, it is going to be tough getting an ITA only with ACCA. Have to get the highest points in IELTS in order to just barely make the current cut off.

Good luck if you are applying and a great job if you are already in Canada

aww i have my masters as well so that helped me. i already got my ita after a long wait, only submitted yesterday! Good luck to you as well!

 

[binjay]

hi, yes, if you have a degree with ACCA you can go through the MRA Pathway
if not, then you are only exempted from CPA Prep cpurses and still have to do about 5 CPA courses.
Basically, it sucks cuz we have to do over CPA

Hi.
Why can't you guys get Msc from Oxford brookes or from London university? If they are considering bsc from Oxford brookes, I am sure they will recognize Msc too. It will take from 6 months to an year to get a degree.

 

[Aarti123]

Hi.
Why can't you guys get Msc from Oxford brookes or from London university? If they are considering bsc from Oxford brookes, I am sure they will recognize Msc too. It will take from 6 months to an year to get a degree.

We are not looking for a masters but to get the CPA qualification

 

[binjay]

We are not looking for a masters but to get the CPA qualification

Yes that's what my point is. Since most ppl don't have a bachelors degree along with ACCA which is a prerequisite for CPA. If that's the case you guys can apply for MSC. Hence, you can be eligible for MRS between ACCA and CPA

 

[Aarti123]

Can you send the link yo what you are talking about? I'm not finding that

 

[binjay]

Can you send the link yo what you are talking about? I'm not finding that

https://london.ac.uk/courses/professional-accountancy

 

[Aarti123]

https://london.ac.uk/courses/professional-accountancy

I think you have it mixed up with something else. That has nothing to do with CPA

 

[Muhammad Rameez Uddin]

Salam. I have completed my ACCA by taking exemptions on the basis of CA Inter (ICAP). Due to this I am NOT eligible for MRA between ACCA and CPA Canada. Is there anyone who can let me know what are the alternative options available for me?

 

[5hr3wd]

Salam. I have completed my ACCA by taking exemptions on the basis of CA Inter (ICAP). Due to this I am NOT eligible for MRA between ACCA and CPA Canada. Is there anyone who can let me know what are the alternative options available for me?

Finish ICAP and apply through their RMA with CPA-Canada. You will have to sit their final CFE exam.

 

[Aarti123]

Salam. I have completed my ACCA by taking exemptions on the basis of CA Inter (ICAP). Due to this I am NOT eligible for MRA between ACCA and CPA Canada. Is there anyone who can let me know what are the alternative options available for me?

do you have a degree?

 

[binjay]

I think you have it mixed up with something else. That has nothing to do with CPA

This link was for someone who is an ACCA member but does not have a university degree

 

[binjay]

Finish ICAP and apply through their RMA with CPA-Canada. You will have to sit their final CFE exam.

I am an ACCA member but donot have a university degree. Although I do have a B.com (2 years degree) from Karachi University. What options do I have?

 

[Aarti123]

This link was for someone who is an ACCA member but does not have a university degree

how is that linked to CPA?

 

[Gusher_High]

Salam. I have completed my ACCA by taking exemptions on the basis of CA Inter (ICAP). Due to this I am NOT eligible for MRA between ACCA and CPA Canada. Is there anyone who can let me know what are the alternative options available for me?

Interesting. Did you mean you get all the exemptions? That is you didn't have to take any modules in order to earn the ACCA designation? I think partial exemptions still make you eligible.