The ICAEW has issued a warning about people/firms who attempt
to pass themselves off as "Chartered Accountants", who are in fact not entitled
to use the designatory letters ACA or FCA.
"Each week ICAEW receives complaints - from ICAEW members
and from members of the public - about individuals and organisations who
describe themselves as ‘chartered accountant(s)’ or who use the letters ACA or
FCA after their name when they are not entitled to.
When we receive these complaints, we take steps to
make sure that the individual or organisation stops using the description
‘chartered accountant’ or the letters ACA or FCA. ICAEW takes these cases very
seriously because members of the public can be misled into thinking that the
individual is a qualified chartered accountant or - in the case of a former
ICAEW member - that they are still entitled to describe himself/herself as a
chartered accountant.This page lists firms and individuals who
have been brought to our attention in the last three years.
Firms
The following firms and companies have given an
undertaking not to pass themselves off as an ICAEW member firm. They are neither
current ICAEW member firms nor firms associated or connected with ICAEW.
Individuals
The following individuals have
given an undertaking not to pass themselves off as members of ICAEW. They are
neither current ICAEW members nor individuals associated or connected with
ICAEW.
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