Immigration Accountant Licence

Available from

1 January, 2022

CPD

70

Course Category:

License

Get authorised to perform a specialised service as set by the National Qualifications Framework Act, 67 of 2008.

R 2500 VAT Incl.

Product Information

What you will learn

As a CIBA licensed practitioner you will:
  • Stand out from the crowd and hence be able to attract more clients.
  • Be able to accept referrals from other non-specialist accountants and in this way diversify your client composition to include business clients and other accountants.
  • Be offered a specialist work at a higher fee than normal accounting work providing a much higher profit margin per hour of service delivered.
*CIBA provides guides that are available as part of your preparation. Any recommended textbooks and webinars are an additional cost for your own expense.  

 

Description

The objective of this license is to equip Business Accountants in Practice to:
  • To establish standards on the BAP(SA)’s professional responsibilities when an engagement to perform agreed-upon procedures regarding on the application of a Business Visa in terms of sections 14(1)(a) and (2)(b) of the Immigration Regulations (as amended) under the Immigration Act, No. 13 of 2002, is undertaken, and on the form and content of the report that the BAP(SA) issues in connection with such an engagement.
  • To obtain the license you need to provide evidence of competence in the specialist area. This evidence is presented by passing an exam. The exam is set by an independent industry expert and accredited by CIBA.
 

Price

The following pricing apply: R2,500.00,
Annual renewal fee from R1,500.00
 
No incorrect purchases will be refunded. Please ensure that you comply with the requirements listed within the products. No refunds will be made should you not comply with the requirements. If you are unsure whether you comply, please contact academy@myciba.org. The License does not form part of a subscription package.
 

Content

  • Study Unit 1
    Introduction
    • International standards on related services 4400
    Study Unit 2
    Objective of an agreed-upon procedures Engagements
    Study Unit 3
    General principles of an Agreed-upon Engagements
    Study Unit 4
    Defining the Terms of Engagement
    Study Unit 5
    The BAP(SA) should plan the work so that an effective engagement will be performed
    Study Unit 6
    The BAP(SA) should documents matters which are important in providing evidence to support the report of factual findings
    Study Unit 7
    Procedures and Evidence
    • The BAP(SA) should carry out the procedures agreed upon
    Study Unit 8
    The report on an agreed upon procedures engagement needs to describe the purpose
    Study Unit 9
    Illustration of an Engagement letter
    Study Unit 10
    Appendix 2
    • Illustrated Report
 

Requirements

The entry requirements to enroll are as follows:
  • a BAP(SA) (CIBA designation) OR an equivalent designation with another professional body equivalent at NQF level 7, plus CIBA Associate Membership (CIBA – CIBA Membership (saiba.org.za))
  • a minimum of 3 years of general accountancy experience.
Should you lack the 3 years of general accountancy experience you will have the following options:
  • Enroll manually by contacting content@saiba.org.za, but a certificate will NOT be issued upon completion (enrollment at the same price).
  • Apply for an exemption via our Educational Committee based on your practical experience (contact wendym@myciba.org). Should the committee approve your experience to be in line with the requirements for the BAP (SA) designation and you successfully obtain the BAP (SA) designation, you will be able to enroll and receive the certificate on successful completion. Should you lack the core subjects required to obtain a BAP (SA) designation, you can upskill and obtain your missing subjects (non-degree purposes). Read more here: Qualify – CIBA Academy (saiba.academy)
 

Additional Material

By enrolling in this exam preparation course, you will be provided with additional materials including a CIBA Guide and references to other sources. At the end of the course you will undertake a knowledge assessment.
 

CPD

The successful completion of the course contributes to 70 hours CPD of which 25% (17 hours) can be claimed as allocation towards your accounting CPD hours, based on CIBA’s CPD policy that CPD should be weighed according to different categories/topics.
 

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