i m a student of pcc...!
what is the maximum days of leave i can take so that i can appear in my exam..?
again, if i take leave in excess of permitted leave, what are the consequences...? ...will i be allowed 2 appear in my exam..?
Punit Tibrewal (student ) (1684 Points)
24 October 2009i m a student of pcc...!
what is the maximum days of leave i can take so that i can appear in my exam..?
again, if i take leave in excess of permitted leave, what are the consequences...? ...will i be allowed 2 appear in my exam..?
Regulation regarding leave to an article assistant
Punit Tibrewal
(student )
(1684 Points)
Replied 24 October 2009
this file dont clear my doubts..! plz give it in writing here..!
CA.kaya
(Chartered accountant)
(3990 Points)
Replied 24 October 2009
student can take one sixth leave of total period served...if u take excess leave then have to work extra..
CA.kaya
(Chartered accountant)
(3990 Points)
Replied 24 October 2009
student's total working hour per week is 35 hour . if you work more that 35 hours then you can claim leave for the excess hour worked by you
CA Amit Jaiswal
(Finance Manager)
(2720 Points)
Replied 24 October 2009
only 1/6th of the period served is allowed as leave.
Rest depends on your principal
Best of Luck
CA.kaya
(Chartered accountant)
(3990 Points)
Replied 25 October 2009
this is the notification from ICAI
The Council has considered the issue regarding the working hours of the articled assistants. The Council is of the view that the article training is an important part of the CA curriculum and the same needs to be carried out in accordance with the scheme framed by the ICAI in this behalf. Accordingly, to clarify the doubts being raised by various quarters about the working hours of the articled assistants and for pursuing graduation/other course, the Council decided to issue the following directions:-
1. | The articled assistants should undergo practical training in accordance with the Chartered Accountants Regulations, 1988 as explained hereinafter.
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