CWA-Exemptions

BALASUBRAMANYA B N (CCI STUDENT....) (44679 Points)

13 May 2009

Sub: Exemption in papers of Revised Syllabus, 2008 on the basis of qualification

This is for information of all concerned that ICSI qualified students can avail exemption in the following papers of ICWAI under Revised Syllabus, 2008:

Exemption to CS passed candidates in Papers of ICWAI

Foundation Course (4 Papers)- Complete exemption

Intermediate Course

Paper 5 - Financial Accounting

Paper 7 - Applied Direct Taxation

Final Course

3. Financial Management & International Finance (Paper 12)

4. Indirect & Direct Tax Management ( Paper 14)

No exemption is available on the basis of any other qualification under Revised Syllabus, 2008.

Application for exemption has to be made to Directorate of Studies of ICWAI at 12, Sudder Street, Kolkata 700 016 only along with fee of Rs.200/- per paper by Demand Draft drawn in favour of The ICWA of India payable at Kolkata. Students must have valid documents of exemption granted in his favour before appearing in any particular examination of ICWAI. A copy of valid document of exemption granted in favour of the student should be enclosed with Examination application form.

The students who have already availed exemption on the basis of ICSI qualification under Syllabus, 2002 shall automatically get exemption under Revised Syllabus, 2008 in corresponding papers as follows:

Exemption to CS passed candidates in Papers of ICWAI
Exemption already availed by ICSI passed candidates in papers of ICWAI under Syllabus, 2002	Exemption to ICSI passed candidates in papers of ICWAI under Revised Syllabus, 2008
Foundation Course Complete Exemption	Foundation Course Complete Exemption
Intermediate Course Paper 10 Advanced Financial Accounting Paper 8 - Business Taxation	Intermediate Course Paper 5 Financial Accounting Paper 7 Applied Direct Taxation
Final Course Paper 14 Advanced Financial Management and International Finance Paper 16 Strategic Tax Management	Final Course Paper 12 Financial Management & International Finance Paper 14 Indirect & Direct Tax Management