ICAI brings norms for audit firms to join global networks, process for IT system audits

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has introduced new guidelines aimed at facilitating Indian chartered accountancy firms' integration into global networks, while ensuring strict adherence to ethical standards. These norms are designed to help firms navigate the complexities of international partnerships, thereby enhancing their global competitiveness. Additionally, the ICAI has rolled out training programs targeted at para-professionals, which will aid small businesses across India in maintaining compliance with various regulations. This initiative underscores the ICAI's commitment to strengthening the profession and supporting smaller entities in their operational and governance frameworks, ultimately contributing to a more robust accounting ecosystem in the country.
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