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SAICA is a voluntary, not-for-profit member organisation that operates in terms of its constitution. Our main sources of revenue are membership fees, fees from seminars and events, and donor funding.
SAICA is an active member of a number of international forums as part of our advocacy role and to participate in knowledge-sharing and global standard-setting. The Institute operates from its head office in Johannesburg and has offices in Bloemfontein, Cape Town and Durban located close to the business areas in which our members operate.
SAICA is a voluntary, not-for-profit member organisation that operates in terms of its constitution. Our main sources of revenue are membership fees, fees from seminars and events, and donor funding.
SAICA is an active member of a number of international forums as part of our advocacy role and to participate in knowledge-sharing and global standard-setting. The Institute operates from its head office in Johannesburg and has offices in Bloemfontein, Cape Town and Durban located close to the business areas in which our members operate.
Our principal purpose1 is to promote the common interests of members and associates and the public interest by enhancing the relevance, values, competence and influence of members and associates in South Africa and abroad, and to contribute to economic and social development in South Africa.
To achieve this purpose, SAICA commits to:
Acting in the public interest and safeguarding the values of the profession
Promoting the common interests of members and associates nationally and internationally
Supporting and encouraging the advancement of skills and knowledge and ensuring members and associates have the appropriate competencies
Growing and transforming the profession
Our principal purpose1 is to promote the common interests of members and associates and the public interest by enhancing the relevance, values, competence and influence of members and associates in South Africa and abroad, and to contribute to economic and social development in South Africa.
To achieve this purpose, SAICA commits to:
Acting in the public interest and safeguarding the values of the profession
Promoting the common interests of members and associates nationally and internationally
Supporting and encouraging the advancement of skills and knowledge and ensuring members and associates have the appropriate competencies
Growing and transforming the profession
Our purpose is underpinned by six core values. During 2022, SAICA reviewed its values with the goal of fostering a culture of ownership at all levels and promoting a cohesive organisational identity. To emphasise individual responsibility and active ownership, the values were rephrased in the first-person format and condensed into the acronym MIPART. This serves to reinforce the idea that each and every person plays a role in shaping the culture at SAICA.
The refreshed values are as follows:
Our purpose is underpinned by six core values. During 2022, SAICA reviewed its values with the goal of fostering a culture of ownership at all levels and promoting a cohesive organisational identity. To emphasise individual responsibility and active ownership, the values were rephrased in the first-person format and condensed into the acronym MIPART. This serves to reinforce the idea that each and every person plays a role in shaping the culture at SAICA.
The refreshed values are as follows:
Delivering better member value and offerings that will see our members in high demand in the marketplace
Continued relevance of the accountancy profession and the creation of an ethical culture in the service of public interest
Growth and transformation of the accountancy profession in terms of race and gender and in line with the overarching national agenda
The enhancement of internal efficiencies and effectiveness so that the Institute can better service its stakeholders
Delivering better member value and offerings that will see our members in high demand in the marketplace
Continued relevance of the accountancy profession and the creation of an ethical culture in the service of public interest
Growth and transformation of the accountancy profession in terms of race and gender and in line with the overarching national agenda
The enhancement of internal efficiencies and effectiveness so that the Institute can better service its stakeholders
SAICA is the leading accountancy body in South Africa and one of the prominent institutes globally. We are the custodian of three complementary accounting designations, CA(SA), AGA(SA) and AT(SA), that respond to the country’s financial market needs and align with our intent to be represented in the full professional accounting education and training landscape
A leadership designation for accountants at the forefront of business and the broader economy
MEMBERS
MEMBERS
A practice-based, work-ready accounting, finance and business qualification and professional membership for entry-level to mid- tier accountants
MEMBERS
SAICA is the leading accountancy body in South Africa and one of the prominent institutes globally. We are the custodian of three complementary accounting designations, CA(SA), AGA(SA) and AT(SA), that respond to the country’s financial market needs and align with our intent to be represented in the full professional accounting education and training landscape
A leadership designation for accountants at the forefront of business and the broader economy
MEMBERS
MEMBERS
A practice-based, work-ready accounting, finance and business qualification and professional membership for entry-level to mid- tier accountants
MEMBERS
SAICA Integrated Report 2022. All Rights Reserved.