Years History About ICAI
1857 The first ever Companies Act in India legislated.
1866 Law relating to maintenance of accounts and audit thereof introduced. formal qualification as
auditor now required.
1913 New Companies Act enacted. Books of accounts to be maintained specified. formal qualification
to act as auditor named. A Certificate from the local government to be held in order to act as auditor. An unrestricted Certificate entitled a person to act as auditor throughout BritishIndia. A Restricted Certificate entitled him to act as auditor only within the Province concerned and in
the languages specified in the certificate.
1918 Government Diploma in Accounting (GDA) launched in Bombay. On completion of articleship
of three years under an approved accountant and passing the Qualifying Examination the
candidate would become eligible for the grant of an unrestricted Certificate.
1920 The issue of Restricted Certificates discontinued.
1927 Society of Auditors founded in Madras.
1930 Register of Accountants (RA) to be maintained by the Government of India to exercise control
over the members in practice. Those whose names found entry here were called Registered
Accountants.
1930 The Governor General in Council replaced the local government as the statutory authority to
grant certificates to persons entitling them to act as auditors. Auditors allowed to practice
throughout India.
1932 First Accountancy Board formed. The Board was to advise the Governor General in Council on
matters relating to accountancy and to assist him in maintaining standards of qualification and
conduct required of auditors.
1933 First examination held by the Indian Accountancy Board. GDAs exempted from taking the test.
1935 The first Final Examination was held. GDAs exempted from taking the test.
1943 GDA abolished.
1948 Expert Committee formed to examine the scheme of an autonomous association of accountants
in India.
1949 The Chartered Accountants Act, 1949 was passed on 1st May. The term Chartered Accountant
came to be used in place of Indian Registered Accountants.Chartered Accountants Act was
brought into effect on 1st July. The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India is born.
1999 ICAI completed 50 years on 1st July 1999.
1857 The first ever Companies Act in India legislated.
1866 Law relating to maintenance of accounts and audit thereof introduced. formal qualification as
auditor now required.
1913 New Companies Act enacted. Books of accounts to be maintained specified. formal qualification
to act as auditor named. A Certificate from the local government to be held in order to act as auditor. An unrestricted Certificate entitled a person to act as auditor throughout BritishIndia. A Restricted Certificate entitled him to act as auditor only within the Province concerned and in
the languages specified in the certificate.
1918 Government Diploma in Accounting (GDA) launched in Bombay. On completion of articleship
of three years under an approved accountant and passing the Qualifying Examination the
candidate would become eligible for the grant of an unrestricted Certificate.
1920 The issue of Restricted Certificates discontinued.
1927 Society of Auditors founded in Madras.
1930 Register of Accountants (RA) to be maintained by the Government of India to exercise control
over the members in practice. Those whose names found entry here were called Registered
Accountants.
1930 The Governor General in Council replaced the local government as the statutory authority to
grant certificates to persons entitling them to act as auditors. Auditors allowed to practice
throughout India.
1932 First Accountancy Board formed. The Board was to advise the Governor General in Council on
matters relating to accountancy and to assist him in maintaining standards of qualification and
conduct required of auditors.
1933 First examination held by the Indian Accountancy Board. GDAs exempted from taking the test.
1935 The first Final Examination was held. GDAs exempted from taking the test.
1943 GDA abolished.
1948 Expert Committee formed to examine the scheme of an autonomous association of accountants
in India.
1949 The Chartered Accountants Act, 1949 was passed on 1st May. The term Chartered Accountant
came to be used in place of Indian Registered Accountants.Chartered Accountants Act was
brought into effect on 1st July. The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India is born.
1999 ICAI completed 50 years on 1st July 1999.
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