MISSION
STATEMENT
ICAC is the internationally
recognized body for the
accountancy profession in the
Caribbean, with an expanding
influence in the region. It
regulates the profession and
promotes the highest standards
of professional and ethical
conduct. Through thought
leadership and the provision of
research, CPD (Continuing
Professional development) and
other services, it adds value to
its members and the wider
community.
ICAC's
26th Annual Conference of Accountants
will be held in Trinidad and
Tobago over the period June
26 - 28, 2008 under the theme,
“Beyond
the Wall”. The conference
is being hosted by the Institute
of Chartered Accountants of
Trinidad and Tobago (ICATT)
and will be held at the new
Hyatt Regency Trinidad.
Conference
rates are as follows:
Extended-Early
bird registration deadline:
April
18, 2008
Early
bird rates:
Delegates
- US$450
Spouses
- US$250
Registration Fee after April
18, 2008:
Delegates - US$500
Spouses
- US$300
Hotel Accommodation
– US$156 per person (single and double
occupancy) plus taxes and service charges
of 21%
The conference’s
technical sessions will focus on regional
and international issues affecting the
accountancy profession. Topics include:
On
The Wall: Is The Global Accounting
Profession Really Making Strides? Fermin del Valle, President - IFAC
International
Financial Reporting – What Does It
Mean to Caribbean Business Richard Aitken-Davies, President
- ACCA
Glass
Walls: In Search of Transparency Ron Colucci, Chair - CGA, Canada
Power
Panel Discussion: Impact of Global
Events on Caribbean Economies Ewart Williams - Governor of the
Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago
Sir Dwight Venner - Governor of the
Eastern Caribbean Central Bank
Marion Williams - Governor of the
Central Bank of Barbados
Membership
Requirements A letter of application should be
accompanied by the instrument of incorporation
(statute or memorandum / articles). If
approved at the ICAC Board meeting, a
certificate will be issued on payment
of the appropriate membership fee...Click
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