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31 January 2011 is there any form for conversion from old to new course

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31 January 2011 Important Announcement for students of CA Final (Old) Course
BoS/Announcement/227/10
January 24, 2011
Sub: Discontinuance of CA Final Examination under the old syllabus.
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As announced earlier on the Institute’s website, the Final (Old) examin ation stands
discontinued with the culmination of November, 2010 examination.
A detailed announcement regarding administrative procedure to be followed by
students of Final (Old) course regarding formalities to be completed for switching over from
Final (Old) course to Final (New) course will be made in due course. In the meantime students
are required to note the following.
Paper-wise Exemption:
A student of Final (Old) Course who has been granted exemption in any paper (i.e. 60% and
above marks) under Regulation 38A(7) of the Chartered Accountants Regulations, 1988 will be
granted exemption in the corresponding paper or papers in the Final (New) Examination for the
unexpired chance/s of the exemption as given below:
Final (Old) Course Final (New) Course
Group - I Group - I
Paper 1: Advanced Accounting Paper 1: Financial Reporting
Paper 2: Management Accounting and Financial
Analysis Paper 2: Strategic Financial Management
Paper 3: Advanced Auditing Paper 3: Advanced Auditing an d Professional Ethics
Paper 4: Corporate Laws and Secretarial Practice Paper 4: Corporate and Allied Laws
Group - II Group - II
Paper 5: Cost Management Paper 5: Advanced Management Accounting
Paper 6: Management Information
and Control System
Paper 6: Information Systems Control
and Audit
Paper 7: Direct Taxes Paper 7: Direct Tax Laws
Paper 8: Indirect Taxes Paper 8: Indirect Tax Laws
Group-wise pass result validity:
For the clarification of the students , it is stated that Final students who have passed in any
one but not in both the groups of the Final (Old) examination held in November, 2010 are required
to appear in the remaining group of Final (New) examination .
It is also clarified that students who were regist ered for chartered accountancy course
under Chartered Accountancy Regulations, 1964 and have passed one of the groups of the Final
Examination shall have to take the remaining group as per details given in the Annexure to the
Announcement.
Addition/ deletion of topics in Final (New) Course:
Additional topics to be studied by Final (Old)
course students in Final (New) course
Following topics need not be studied by Final
(Old) course students in Final (New)course
examination
Paper 1: Financial Reporting
1. Market value added, Shareholders’ value
added;
2. Inflation accounting;
3. Overview of IAS, IFRS IFRIC, Significant
difference vis -à-vis Indian Accounting
Standards, understanding of US GAAP,
Application of IFRS and US GAAP*
4. Brand valuation;
5. Valuation of liabilities.
* The topic “Comparative study of basic concepts
of International Accounting Standards, US GAAPs
and Standards in India” was covered in the
curriculum of Final (Old) Course.
- Accounting for not-for-profit organizations
- Environmental Accoun ting
- Corporate Social Reporting
Paper 2: Strategic Financial Management
1. Financial Policy and Corporate Strategy
- Special problems relating to financing
and management of Small and Medium
Enterprises
- Foreign Collaborations and Joint Ventures
- Special Features of Financial Management
in Public Sector Undertakings
Paper 3: Advanced Auditing and Professional
Ethics
1. Consolidated Financial Statements
2. Sarbanes Oxley Act (SOX)
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Paper 4: Corporate and Allied Laws
1. Company Law:
Dividend
2. Allied Laws:
Overview of the following Acts :
The Banking Regulation Act, 1949,
The Insurance Act, 1938,
The Insurance Regulatory and Development
Authority Act, 1999
The Securitisation and Reconstruction of
Financial Assets and En forcement of Security
Interest Act, 2002
The Prevention of Money Laundering Act,
2002.
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Paper 5: Advanced Management Accounting
1. The impact of changing environment on Cost
and Management Accounting
2. Behavioural aspects of Standa rd Costing
3. Cost Sheet (Contentious issues)
4. Testing of Hypothesis.
5. Time Series Analysis and Forecasting
- Marginal Costing
Paper 6: Information Systems Control and Audit
1. Control objectives
2. Audit Tests of General and Automated
Controls
3. Risks Assessment methodology and
applications
4. Business Continuity Planning and Disaster
Recovery Planning
5. In ERP – Some topics –
- Risk and Governance issues in an ERP, ‘How
does it fit with e -commerce’, lift after
Implementation.
6. Information Systems Auditing Standards,
Guidelines, Best Practices.
7. Information System Securi ty Polices
Hierarchy, Audit Policy, Audit Working Papers
and Document ation.
- Transaction Processing Systems
- Systems Approach and Decision Making
- Enabling Technolog ies
- Design of Computerized Commercial
Application s
- Control in EDP set -up – General and Application
Controls
- Detection of Computer Frauds
- Program modification, Computer Processing,
Source Data Con trols
- Principles of Information Security, ‘What is the
best approach to implement Information
Security’, Role of Security Administration and
key definitions.
Paper 7: Direct Tax Laws
1. Inter-relationship between accounting and
taxation; and
2. Ethics in taxation.
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Paper 8: Indirect Tax Laws
1. Inter-relationship between accounting and
taxation;
2. Ethics in taxation;
3. Value Added Tax
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Announcement relating to new Study Materials for Final Course :
Students of Final Course may note that the Study Materials, including Practice Manuals, for all the
subjects of the Final Course have been modified/revised/updated and the new materials would be
available at all the regional offices and branches of the Institute.
As you are all well aware, revision/updation of Study Materials is a continuous process and it is very
essential that you remain updated with the developments in all the subjects of your curriculum.
Therefore, it is desirable that you read the latest Study Ma terials.
The Study Materials on Direct Tax Laws and Indirect Tax Laws have been updated based on the law
as amended by the Finance Act, 2010. Practice Manuals have also been prepared for the first time
in these two subjects based on the law as amended by the Finance Act, 2010 and practical
problems have been worked out based on the provisions relevant for A.Y.2011 -12 (in case of Direct
Tax Laws). Therefore, these study materials, in particular, are relevant for May 2011 and
November 2011 examination. Stu dents appearing in May 2011 and November 2011 examination
are, therefore, advised to buy the latest Study Materials in these two subjects.
Director, Board of Studies

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