India and Australia should deepen mutual recognition for seamless flow of CAs
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India and Australia are moving toward enhanced mutual recognition for accounting professionals and a broader economic partnership agreement.
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- Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal has called for deeper cooperation between the accounting bodies of India and Australia to facilitate the professional mobility of chartered accountants.
- The two nations are currently negotiating a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement to strengthen bilateral economic ties.
- Officials are also pursuing a bilateral investment treaty to leverage the complementary strengths of both economies.
- The initiative aims to enhance trade, governance, and educational links between the two countries.
What to watch next
- Progress on the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement
- Development of a bilateral investment treaty
- Updates on mutual recognition agreements between accounting institutes
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Piyush Goyal
Union Commerce and Industry Minister
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“We have decided to work towards our very balanced CEPA which will also take our relationship to greater heights”
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…(ICAI) 1st Oceania International Conference 2026, Goyal said India and Australia have decided to work towards a “very balanced” Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) to further strengthen bilateral ties. “ We have decided to work towards our very balanced CEPA which will also take our relationship to greater heights ,” he said. The Minister also said India and Australia are working towards a bilateral investment treaty as the two countries seek to build a trusted partnership highlighting the complementary strengths of the two…
“I think institutes like the ICAI, CA ANZ and CPA Australia can work together through deeper mutual recognition agreements so that we can have a seamless flow of Australian chartered accountants coming to India, just as Indian chartered accountants serve Australia.”
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…treaty as the two countries seek to build a trusted partnership highlighting the complementary strengths of the two economies. Calling on accounting bodies in both countries to deepen cooperation, Goyal said, “ I think institutes like the ICAI, CA ANZ and CPA Australia can work together through deeper mutual recognition agreements so that we can have a seamless flow of Australian chartered accountants coming to India, just as Indian chartered accountants serve Australia. ” Adding to this, the Minister also said that chartered accountants could emerge as “compliance architects” of the India-Australia partnership and serve as bridge builders between the two economies. Goyal also called…
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