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Isi Kandungan:
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Dari Meja Pengarang………... 3
Personality Types of Accountants………. 4
Benefit to be a member of Professional Accounting Organization for Academicians……….. 6
Program Individual Tax Education: Encourage & Engage……… 8
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Pencapaian Fakulti... 23
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The 4th bulletin, the 2nd issue for 2022 of our bulletins, is finally ready. The world is opening, welcoming travellers from everywhere. It is like the world is coming to life again, and so are the campuses. Life started to get busier, but it is a relief that many are still taking precautions to avoid spreading C-19. In all the excitement, we must remember that C-19 is still lurking around so as online scammers. The digital world has opened more opportunities for scammers to carry out their dirty acts to con victims. Please stay safe and play our roles in curbing the spread of both the virus and scams. Enjoy the reading!
Dr Raziah Bi Mohamed Sadique Ketua Pengarang
Fakulti Perakaunan UiTMCNS Kampus Seremban
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Benefit to be a member of Professional Accounting Organization for Academicians
by Rafizan Abdul Razak & Akma Hidayu Dol@ Abdul Wahid
There are many professional and statutory accounting bodies that govern the practice of an accountant worldwide. One of the statutory bodies is Malaysian Institute of Accountant (MIA) which was established under the Accountants Act 1967. The Institute is mainly responsible to regulate and develop the accountancy profession in Malaysia in support of nation building. Currently, there are more than 37,500 members involved in businesses across all industries in Malaysia and around the world.
Members’ Employment Distribution Members
Academia 832
Commerce/Industry 24,600
Public Practice 8,718
Public Sector 3,635
Resource: MIA Website August 2022
Do you know that even though you as academicians and do not practice as Chartered Accountants in Malaysia, may also have an opportunity to become an associate member of the Institute if they fit the requirement of Section 14(3) of the Act and the applicable Rules. Pursuant to the Act, those who are not eligible to practice as Chartered Accountants in Malaysia, may also be admitted as Licensed accountants and for those who are closely associated with the profession of accountancy or who has participated in the advancement of accountancy training and education may be admitted as Associate members.
What is the benefit of being a member of the Institute? The following information provides a lot of insight that might be interesting to you.
x MIA members benefit from special services and privileges that are intended to boost professional competency and overall wellbeing such as admission to a wide range of learning resources.
x Work together with numerous leading brands that will give benefit in life or work.
x Opportunity for professional growth and development such as joining conferences, professional certified programs, courses, and seminars which to upskill and talent.
How to become an associate member? From my own experience applying for membership is not difficult as long as you are teaching accountancy courses at your institution or university. Academicians who wish to register as an Associate member must submit a Record of Teaching Experience (RTE) to support not less than 3 years’ experience in teaching accountancy or accounting- related subjects at an institution of higher learning or equivalent. Other than filling in and submitting relevant documents, you must pay
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the application fee payment of RM700.00 in which to be made through Payment gateway (iPay88).
Finally, all newly admitted members would be required to attend the Member Induction Course (e-MIC) which is conducted via e-learning within 6 months from the date of admission as stated by The Institute’s By-Laws. In addition, as an associate member you must pay the annual membership fees of RM200 yearly and this fee is claimable depending on your institution or university’s regulation.
What makes a person eligible to apply for MIA membership as a Chartered Accountant? If you wish to apply as a Chartered Accountant, you need to have oneof the following qualifications.
Examples of final examination specified in Part I of the first schedule of the Accountant Act 1967 are the final examinations of the Universiti Teknologi MARA for the Ijazah Sarjana Muda Perakaunan (Degree of Bachelor of Accounting) and the final examination of the Universiti Utara Malaysia for the Ijazah Sarjana Muda Perakaunan (Kepujian) (Degree of Bachelor of Accounting (Honours). Examples of final
examinations specified in Part II of the first schedule of the Accountant Act 1967 are Malaysian Association of Certified Public Accountants (MICPA) and Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA UK). We would advise you to visit www.mia.org.my to get more information on Part I and II of the Accountant Act 1967. However, if you do not possess a qualification recognised under Part and Part II of the First Schedule to the Act, the MIA QE provides an alternative pathway for admission to become a Chartered Accountant.
In addition to the above eligibility, the applicants would need to obtain not less than 3 years of practical working experience in the service of chartered accountant or in a government department, local authority or other commercial, financial, industrial, or professional organisation or any other undertaking approved by the MIA Council.
You can visit www.mia.org.my to get more information on Part I and II of the Accountant Act 1967.
To conclude, come join Malaysian Institute of Accountant now.
Bibliography:
https://mia.org.my/about-us/
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