What is the case if he resigns as a director from the company after attaining COP? Does any Contravention attracts? Can he continue as a Business Advisor for that company by charging consulting fees?
Q. Whether a Chartered Accountant in practice can engage in any business or occupation other than the profession of Chartered Accountancy ?
A. No, in terms of Clause (11) of Part I of First Schedule to the CA Act , in general, a Chartered Accountant in practice is not permitted to engage in any business or occupation other than the profession of Chartered Accountancy.
However, there are following exceptions to it:-
1. A Chartered Accountant can be a director of a company (not being a managing director or a whole time director), unless he or any of his partners is interested in such company as an auditor.
2. A Chartered Accountant in practice may engage in any business or occupation with the permission granted in accordance with a resolution of the Council.
Appendix (9) of CA Regulations contains the above Resolution under two heads (A) Permission granted generally (B) Permission to be granted specifically. (please refer pages 345-349 of the Code of Ethics, 2009 ).
This does not lay down any requiremnt for seeking any permission except if the peson wants to become a managing or a whole-time director
Q. Whether a Chartered Accountant in practice can engage in any business or occupation other than the profession of Chartered Accountancy ?
A. No, in terms of Clause (11) of Part I of First Schedule to the CA Act , in general, a Chartered Accountant in practice is not permitted to engage in any business or occupation other than the profession of Chartered Accountancy.
However, there are following exceptions to it:-
1. A Chartered Accountant can be a director of a company (not being a managing director or a whole time director), unless he or any of his partners is interested in such company as an auditor.
2. A Chartered Accountant in practice may engage in any business or occupation with the permission granted in accordance with a resolution of the Council.
Appendix (9) of CA Regulations contains the above Resolution under two heads (A) Permission granted generally (B) Permission to be granted specifically. (please refer pages 345-349 of the Code of Ethics, 2009 ).
This does not lay down any requiremnt for seeking any permission except if the peson wants to become a managing or a whole-time director
It is perfectly understood that permission is required for becoming the WTD or MD in a company for a PCA, but then the question arises what is the procedure to attain this permission?