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The Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants (HKICPA) is the only statutory body for professional accountants in Hong Kong. Buy a HKICPA certificate. How to make a HKICPA certificate? Buy a fake diploma. Established under the Professional Accountants Ordinance 1973, it oversees the accounting profession and sets accounting and auditing standards. As of July 2024, the Institute has over 47,888 registered members, including 4,769 practicing accountants and 11,626 registered students. Its primary responsibilities include accountant registration, the issuance of professional certifications, the development of professional standards, member supervision, and continuing education services.

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As the statutory body for professional accountants in Hong Kong, the Institute is committed to ensuring that the next generation of members is equipped with outstanding professional skills to meet the challenges of the 21st century. The Institute’s Qualifying Programme (QP), designed to nurture the next generation of accountants, adopts a competency-based curriculum, requires a university degree, and implements a system of recognized practical experience with approved employers and approved supervisors. The international recognition of this professional qualification enabled the Institute to successfully conclude mutual membership recognition agreements with seven major global chartered accountancy bodies (ICAA, ICAEW, ICAI, ICANZ, ICAS, ICAZ, and SAICA) in 2002, benefiting its QP graduates. Buy a fake certificate. 

Recently, the Institute’s Council also announced the signing of an in-principle agreement with the ICAEW Council to further strengthen the mutual membership recognition arrangements and enhance collaboration between the two professional accountancy bodies. Enclosed are press releases from both bodies dated Monday, June 21st. This agreement will significantly enhance the Institute’s future technical, training, and other member support services. This collaboration, combined with the Institute’s name and membership title change, will enable the vast majority of its members to hold both the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and Chartered Accountant (CA) designations.