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total leave during articleship period

BALASUBRAMANIAN K (Articles) (38 Points)

16 November 2009

can anybody help me by stating the total no. of leave available during the articles period(CA). if so giv a link of our website stating so

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ashish gupta ( student) (1922 Points)
Replied 16 November 2009

It is 1/6th of actual period of articleship

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CA Dhiraj Ramchandani (CA, M. com) (10823 Points)
Replied 16 November 2009

The trainees earn leave at the rate of one - sixth of the period actually served by them.

Leave due shall ordinarily be granted, if reasonable notice has been given to the Principal bythe trainee.

In order to prepare for the examinations of the Institute, the trainees shall be granted leave for two months or to the extent of leave due, whichever is less, provided an application for the leave has been made at least 15 days in advance. The days on which a trainee appears for the examination conducted by the Institute (including holidays) are counted as a period on duty.

Ankit 21 CA,CS,B.Com (CA) (3949 Points)
Replied 16 November 2009

A TOTAL NO OF DAYS SERVED 865 B LESSS: TOTAL LEAVE TAKEN 160 C ACTUAL PERIOD SERVED 705 D 1/6TH OF APS (LEAVE ALLOWED) 118 Excess leave 43

Ankit 21 CA,CS,B.Com (CA) (3949 Points)
Replied 16 November 2009

A	TOTAL NO OF DAYS SERVED	865

B	LESSS: TOTAL LEAVE TAKEN	160

C	ACTUAL PERIOD SERVED	705

D	1/6TH OF APS (LEAVE ALLOWED)	118

	Excess leave	43

Vinay Kumar Bansal (CA FINAL Student) (500 Points)
Replied 16 November 2009

DURING THE 3.5 YEAR ARTICLESHIP TOTAL LEAVE IS ALLOWED 180 DAYS

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Deepak Jain (CA Final Student) (514 Points)
Replied 16 November 2009

156 days for 3 years & 186 days for 3.5 years..

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CA.kaya (Chartered accountant) (3990 Points)
Replied 16 November 2009

Illustrative cases of computation of leave for 3 years of aticleship training
Case I                                                                                                          Days
A. Total number of days served (365×3) 1095
B. Less: Total leave taken (other than weekly
     holidays)                                                                                                  188
C. Actual Period served    907
D. Entitlement of leave (1/6th of the actual
     period served) (907/6) 151
     EXCESS LEAVE: (B - D)    37
Case II
A. Total number of days served (365 × 3)                                              1095
B. Less: Total leave taken (other than weekly
     holidays)                                                                                                   137
C. Actual Period served                                                                               958
D. Entitlement of leave (1/6th of the
     actual period served) (958/6)                                                               160
     EXCESS LEAVE: (B-D) NIL
Case III
A. Total number of days served                                                                700
B. Less: Total leave taken (other than weekly
     holidays)                                                                                                  140
C. Actual Period served                                                                             560
D. Entitlement of leave (1/6th of the
     actual period served) (560/6)                        93
      EXCESS LEAVE: (B-D) 47

Illustrative cases of computation of leave for 3 ½ years of articleship training
Case IV
A. Total number of days served (365×3.5)                                             1277
Days
B. Less: Total leave taken (other than weekly
    holidays)                                                                                                    200
C. Actual Period served 1077
D. Entitlement of leave (1/6th of the actual
     period served) (1077/6)                                                                         180
     EXCESS LEAVE: (B - D)    20
Case V
A. Total number of days served (365 × 3.5)    1277
B. Less: Total leave taken (other than weekly
    holidays)                                                                                                    170
C. Actual Period served 1107
D. Entitlement of leave (1/6th of the
     actual period served) (1107/6)    185
      EXCESS LEAVE: (B-D)                                                                            NIL

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CA.kaya (Chartered accountant) (3990 Points)
Replied 16 November 2009

here is the link

https://icai.org/resource_file/15238trai_guide.pdf

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hakim (Banker) (117 Points)
Replied 16 November 2009

Originally posted by :D н ! я σ √ Ramchandani

The trainees earn leave at the rate of one - sixth of the period actually served by them.

Leave due shall ordinarily be granted, if reasonable notice has been given to the Principal bythe trainee.

In order to prepare for the examinations of the Institute, the trainees shall be granted leave for two months or to the extent of leave due, whichever is less, provided an application for the leave has been made at least 15 days in advance. The days on which a trainee appears for the examination conducted by the Institute (including holidays) are counted as a period on duty.

"Dude its not 2 months itz three months

Amala (Student) (384 Points)
Replied 16 November 2009

thanks

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mayur jain (Industrial Trainee) (35 Points)
Replied 17 November 2009

Hey guys plz help me.

"M doing an industrial training in a bank.My training is getting over in 1st week of Aug , 2010.i have around 60days leave in balance..Can i ask for the whole balance leave?.. Can my employer reject my application saying its against their rules..How shud i proceed?."

CA Dhiraj Ramchandani (CA, M. com) (10823 Points)
Replied 17 November 2009

Originally posted by :hakim
"	Originally posted by :D н ! я σ √ Ramchandani " The trainees earn leave at the rate of one - sixth of the period actually served by them. Leave due shall ordinarily be granted, if reasonable notice has been given to the Principal bythe trainee. In order to prepare for the examinations of the Institute, the trainees shall be granted leave for two months or to the extent of leave due, whichever is less, provided an application for the leave has been made at least 15 days in advance. The days on which a trainee appears for the examination conducted by the Institute (including holidays) are counted as a period on duty. "Dude its not 2 months itz three months	"