BCAS is a uniquely positioned pan-India voluntary organisation of Chartered Accountants established in 1949 represented by membership across 250+ cities\towns of India. BCAS endeavours to be a principle-centred, learning-oriented organisation promoting quality professional education, networking and excellence in the profession of Chartered Accountancy. BCAS acts as a catalyst for better and more effective regulatory policies for cleaner and more efficient administration and governance.
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"Sir, what supplementary courses would you recommend I take alongside my Chartered Accountancy course?" asked a young and enthusiastic student who recently embarked on her Articleship journey. The student was attending an orientation program conducted by her firm to welcome the new 2024 batch of
High-quality learning events on technical and professional development themes continue round-the-year at BCAS. These curated events are designed with the objective to upskill the membership and the community at large.
Read MoreThe monthly mouthpiece of the Society, the BCA Journal, is a best-in-class professional journal for Chartered Accountants. In addition, the Society publishes various focussed research publications which are highly valued in the professional community.
Read MoreAs one of India's leading think-tank of Chartered Accountants, the Society actively represents the interest of stakeholders with legislative and regulatory decision-makers. Working in national interest and balancing economic considerations, BCAS continuously pursues advocacy in the larger interest of national and professional development.
Read MoreThe BCAS community is represented by a vibrant collective of motivated, ethical professionals yearning for knowledge and professional development. BCAS also engages closely with the community at large through BCAS Foundation, a not-for-profit organization working in areas of education, healthcare and related causes.
Read MoreBCAS Referencer 2024-25
Gita For Professionals – 6th Edition
FAQs on Charitable Trust
Law and Practice of Transfer Pricing in India – A Compendium
The ABC of PAN