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Hello
I am a taxation lawyer in India and a Chartered Accountant. I want to know whether I can practice in Tax Tribunals in Australia if I have ACCA or CIMA. I also want to know whether I should do some alternate course for the same purpose.
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Simranjeet law associates,
a law firm in India.ACCA is recognised in Australia but to a limit. To practice Tax you have to be a CPA Australia. If you want to be a CPA, your qualifications must be assessed by CPA Australia. If assessed as equivalent to australian tertiary degree, you will qualify for CPA associate membership, meaning that you’ll have to take 6 exams before attaining full CPA membership + 3 years professional experience (PE). As a full ACCA member, you might waive the PE requirement. But you will definitely have to go through the exams.
Yes there are various exams held through which you can practice tax CPA in Australia. Your professional experience will count a lot and will attain you with the best of the institutes and management where you can practice and expertise yourself. Many lawyers and there profiles https://www.jechoisismonavocat.fr/lbpeople/paris_bechara_tarabay helps a lot to establish ourselves like them.
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