01-25-2009, 04:14 AM
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<br />what kind of doubt you have Rabia.
Top firms in UK are working under the banner of ICAEW or ICAS. If you check PWC web site it say Authorised to carry on audit work and investment business by ICAEW, They even do not mention ICAS, same is the case with E&Y but E&Y does not train its students for ICAEW examination its train its students for ICAS and ACCA, so is it mean ICAS is also not good.
ACCAs are partners in TOP firms in UK. I do not know why are you in doubt. Just go to UK top 50 firms web site and check its partners qualifications.
I already expalined to be partner in UK based firm one does not need to be Qualified Accountant.
Khalid
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Dear Kamran
this is the answer of your question regarding big firms. If it is not acceptable by you, please do advise.
Khalid
<br />what kind of doubt you have Rabia.
Top firms in UK are working under the banner of ICAEW or ICAS. If you check PWC web site it say Authorised to carry on audit work and investment business by ICAEW, They even do not mention ICAS, same is the case with E&Y but E&Y does not train its students for ICAEW examination its train its students for ICAS and ACCA, so is it mean ICAS is also not good.
ACCAs are partners in TOP firms in UK. I do not know why are you in doubt. Just go to UK top 50 firms web site and check its partners qualifications.
I already expalined to be partner in UK based firm one does not need to be Qualified Accountant.
Khalid
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Dear Kamran
this is the answer of your question regarding big firms. If it is not acceptable by you, please do advise.
Khalid