Institute of Chartered Accountants of India - Courses For Members

Courses For Members

ICAI provides various professional certifications for its members. Some of them are as follows:

Accountancy
Key concepts
Accountant Accounting period Accrual Bookkeeping Cash and accrual basis Cash flow forecasting Chart of accounts Convergence Journal Special journals Constant item purchasing power accounting Cost of goods sold Credit terms Debits and credits Double-entry system Mark-to-market accounting FIFO and LIFO GAAP / IFRS Management Accounting Principles General ledger Goodwill Historical cost Matching principle Revenue recognition Trial balance
Fields of accounting
Cost Financial Forensic Fund Management Tax (U.S.)
Financial statements
Balance sheet Cash flow statement Income statement Statement of retained earnings Notes Management discussion and analysis XBRL
Auditing
Auditor's report Control self-assessment Financial audit GAAS / ISA Internal audit Sarbanes–Oxley Act
Accounting qualifications
CIA CA AIA CPA CCA CGA CMA CAT CIIA CTP CFE CICA ACCA CIMA CGMA

Certificate Courses on Enterprise Risk Management, Corporate Governance, International Taxation, Forensic Accounting & Fraud Detection using IT & CAATs, International Financial Reporting Standards, Forex and Treasury Management, Derivatives, Valuation and Arbitration.

Post Qualification Courses such as Diploma Information Systems Audit (ISA), CPE Course on Computer Accounting and Auditing Techniques (CAAT), Diploma in Insurance and Risk Management (DIRM), Management Accountancy Course (MAC), Corporate Management Course (CMC), Tax Management Course (TMC), International Trade Laws & World Trade Organisation (ITL & WTO), ERP Courses on SAP FA & MA Module, Microsoft Dynamics NAV.

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