SAICA offers three reputable professional accounting and business designations from a foundational to a strategic level of accounting and business competence –

Accounting Technician [AT(SA)], Associate General Accountant [AGA(SA)] and Chartered Accountant [CA(SA)].

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INDUSTRY NEWS: SA PRIVATELY HELD BUSINESS RECORD 6% EMPLOYMENT GROWTH

Grant Thornton’s Employment Growth Index (EGI) has reflected a 6% year-on-year growth in employment amongst medium to large privately held businesses in South Africa. The EGI, which is part of Grant Thornton’s International Business Report measures the absolute increases and decreases in employment, as reported by the privately held businesses surveyed. This signifies a one…

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STRAIGHT SHOOTING: Transformation Reigns

We continue to grapple with the pervasive shortage of qualified professionals and sound accounting skills across the country. The emigration of skilled professionals, coupled with an inadequate pipeline of qualifying Chartered Accountants are two of the pressing issues that the profession faces today. Dealing with both challenges is complex and is often beyond the reach…

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QE 1 SPECIAL REPORT: QE1 RESULTS

CA(SA) qualification results give stunning boost to transformation in accountancy profession The ongoing quest to grow the number of South Africa’s chartered accountants – and, in particular, the relatively small number of black CAs(SA) – continues to bear fruit. The South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) qualifying examination results reflect 3 902 candidates who…

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WIK EN WEEG: KOMMODITEITE SE FRAGMENTASIEBOM

Dit wil dikwels voorkom asof kommoditeitspryse eenvormig styg. Dit is beslis nie die geval nie, en dit mag belangrike implikasies vir ons almal inhou. Vir dekades het die wêreld baat gevind by China se industralisasie. China se ekonomiese groei het aanleiding gegee tot vinnig stygende lewensstandaarde. Verhoogde fabrieksproduksie het versnelde invoere, van basiese grondstowwe soos…

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XBRL EMBRACE IT NOW

Why XBRL? The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) (www.sec.gov <http://www.sec.gov/> ) adopted a rule proposal on the 16th of May that makes compulsory the use of eXtensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) for some regulatory filings within three years (Cummings 2008). Under the proposal, the 500 largest companies will begin filing XBRL attachments with their…

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