HKICPA Business Case Competition 2021

Do you want to test your competencies and current skillsets and get a taste of what an accountant does? Act now! Form a team of three to four members to excel your skills at the HKICPA Business Case Competition 2021.

To help you explore more about the case and prepare for the Competition, a recorded webinar with industry professionals insights on problem-solving skills, business ethics and developing winning proposals is now available on the event webpage.

Registration deadline: 4 October 2021 (Monday)

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Experience sharing from the winner of Case Competition 2020

In it to win It

Ip Hiu Laam almost didn’t enter the 2020 edition of the HKICPA Business Case Competition – and then she won it. The second year student majoring in Professional Accountancy at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, was the leader of the victorious team in the competition. She set the tasks for her team to come up with the strategy for a fictitious company, offering internships at prestigious companies to the winners.

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CPAs insights

Accounting for good

The non-governmental organization sector is one that has long interested Corwin Kwong, Internal Auditor, The Salvation Army. In this article, he shares how he has used his skills as a CPA to make a positive impact in his job.

(The article is reprinted from Prospective CPAs July 2021)

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Young member of the month

As Internal Audit Manager at the Hong Kong Productivity Council, Jackson Li CPA is in charge of performing IT audits and overseeing the compliance of the organization’s operations. He tells A Plus what is most fulfilling about being an internal auditor, and why a firm understanding of IT – and knowing how to perform IT audits – can help internal auditors stay relevant and add value to an organization.

(The article is reprinted from A Plus July 2021)

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Careers and development

Digital transformation: the journey so far

Cloud-based technology can help firms and their clients share data online in real time. Practitioners from small and medium practices tell Liana Cafolla about their paths to digitalization, the challenges and benefits, and the boost from COVID-19.

（The article is reprinted from A Plus June 2021)

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