CPA Australia - Arms

Arms

Arms of CPA Australia
Notes The arms of CPA Australia consist of:
Crest On a Wreath of the colours, five books erect proper.
Escutcheon Azure, a Fess enhanced and in base a Pale Argent, over all a representation of the Southern Cross counterchanged.
Motto Integrity
Symbolism The T formed by the fess and pale represents a double-sided account, and thus double entry book-keeping.

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