Is this necessary that we do our Chartered Accountancy training from a MNC type CA firm?
413513
forget abbout it.and do something else like marketing
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Management training and development programs have always played an important role in multinational companies in updating managers' knowledge of new corporate policies and techniques, and providing information on new structures of local and international markets. \n\nAlthough global in nature, the corporate culture and business needs of the host country predominate many management training programs. The national culture of the country from which the company originates also has an influence. \n\nThese programs are beneficial for all managers, especially local national managers who work in subsidiaries in host countries and face different cultures and markets in making decisions\n\nManagement training programs that focus on cultural features must be modified to account for special circumstances of managers who differ in personal profile and training needs
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No,but I think you need good people skills,an master leadership skills.Your dress code should be a concern,if you look the part it takes you far.Do your homework on the company,an know their goals.Good luck.kr
883404
i am not knowledge of ca,please give me a information of cpt exm
1059562
I agree with Manic, at least have a stab at spelling and punctuating your question correctly.\n\nBy the way, when you finally finish scrounging off the tax payer to prolong your obviously futile attempt at education, you'll need a VC to show to prospective employers !!!
585372
Yes! VAT has nothing to do with profit, if you don't register at the correct value of turnover then you are committing an offence, so register and claim it back, you can't make profit from VAT.\nBut if adjusts your figures then reinvest in the organisation and lose the money into a new piece of kit or to benefit the organisation.
238789
Look in the CA business and professions code.
1049817
Yes, why not. Im assuming you mean director of your own limited company. Definately if you have a good business idea, many many perks involved...just find the right accountant to help you with the financials...
1045335
Yes! In every business they need an accountants or even in your family, understanding accounting is a very big help. Specially if you will go in to business, its not enough to know your product you should also know how & when to oil up.
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You need the advice of a Chartered or Certified Accountant who has experience handling ex-pats.\n\nAs for the money you have already received, that is settled.  You will be treated as a sole trader.  You cannot set up a company and transfer the income there after the fact (well, you can, but it would be capital invested and the income would remain taxable to you as a sole trader).  Personally, I always had doubts about the value of consultancies being set up as limited companies.  Most of the time, the tax savings aren't there.  It is really only of benefit if you have major assets to protect in the event of bankruptcy or if your earnings are so high that you want to leave the money in the company (which is probably not the case for a summer contract).  You might prefer to remain a sole trader and pay Class 2 and 4 NIC on your UK source consultancy income.  again though, that might not be worth it.  I have been out of the UK long enough to not know how things are currently on the state pension front.  \n\nBottom line - get advice from someone who can fully consider your situation.  Make sure that person is qualified and experienced in ex-pat taxation.  When it comes to fees, bear in mind that those fees pay for your peace of mind as well as keeping you on the right side of the taxman - something that is hard to do from another country, even in the internet age.
566974
u r a chartered accountant without knowing your future even at this age?? Grow up, mature and don't forget to complete your basic studies.
988622
yes.  Go to the pre-qualification site ....
565653
Well, I think CA.\n\nWith the boom in corporitisation more and more companies are forming these days and they need expert to manage and audit there accounts. And that requires a CA.\n\nCA's are also getting handsome salary these days. You can also start your own consultancy firm. A new scope for CA's.\n\nWhile management posts are filled by people with good communication skills and wisdom. And that may not require an MBA,
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ok, i work in recuitment, finance, in sydney australia, and there is a great demand for chartered accountants here BUT you also must have superior communication skills, written and verbal in english. It is quite hard for people without good technical english like yourself to find work.\n\nAlso, part time work is very difficult to come by.
853824
hi\nimportant point here is that genuine and authentic training is what is needed, that is more important. decision is good. go ahead\ngood luck
890134
I've got my own LTD company. First find a good accountant who specialises in small businesses, he will keep you right as to everything you need to do. You need to decide on your company name and check it again the list at Companies House (you can do this on the net). You need to decide whether you wish to register for VAT (if your turnover is above a certain amount you don't have a choice, you must be registered). You will need liability insurance, but again a good accountant will point you in the right direction. Your accountant can also be your company secretary so you don't need a partner. Good luck!
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No, but you may need to file a qualification to do business in that jurisdiction.  For instance, in California, you can operate a business that is incorporated elsewhere (Delaware, for instance) but you have to file a qualification to do business with California.