英文目录

Summary of “Year of Integrity” Campaign of the CPA profession

In 2013, CICPA launched the “Year of Integrity” Campaign throughout the whole CPA profession. Departments like All China Federation of Trade Unions offered strong support and guidance to the Campaign. Leaders from all provinces and autonomous regions paid great attention to it, and director-generals across the nation all made plans in advance and personally attended to the implementation. CPA Institutes at all levels and accounting firms drew upon the practical situation, mobilized everyone and led all those working in the profession to take part in the Campaign. It helped them to constantly deepening the recognition of integrity culture, actively create and enrich the carrier of such culture, build up and improve the system of integrity construction and promote new achievements of the profession.

CICPA releases China Trade in Accounting Service Report 2013

China Trade in Services Report is an annual government report on Trade in Services issued by the Ministry of Commerce. CICPA has been responsible for drafting the “accounting profession chapter” of the report since 2010. By the end of 2013, CICPA has completed the China Trade in Accounting Service Report 2013, covering the period from July 2012 to July 2013. This report presents a general introduction of accounting profession domestic and international, the latest updates on the opening-up of accounting profession in China and a brief summary on the important policies, regulations and laws that have been enacted. It also includes an analysis and future prospect on the latest development of trade in accounting service in China.

CICPA issues Notice on Quality Review of Accounting Firms Practice

In 2013, according to the requirement of “Year of Integrity” and based on the local practical situation, CPA Institutes at all levels put their review focus on the accounting firms that (1) are large, influential and receives more feedbacks in the profession; (2) are newly established or merged; and (3) are suspected of being involved in unfair low price competition. CPA Institutes appointed 915 reviewers to conduct quality review on 1486 accounting firms with a selection of 20,869 working papers. 159 accounting firms and 299 individual CPAs have received professional disciplinary measures.