Academic Qualification | Exemptions | Fee N | |
---|---|---|---|
A | Ph.D.(Accounting) with M.Sc. (Accounting) and B.Sc.(Accounting) | All subjects in Foundation and Skills Levels |
135,100.00 |
B | M.Sc. (Accounting) obtained from ICAN accredited institutions in addition to B.Sc. in Accounting.) |
|
91,100.00 |
C | M.Sc. (Accounting) obtained from ICAN accredited institutions but without B.Sc. in Accounting. |
|
38,400.00 |
D | M.Sc. (Accounting) obtained from non-accredited institutions in addition to B.Sc. in any accounting related discipline. |
|
38,400.00 |
E | B.Sc/HND (Accounting) obtained under the Mutual Co-operation Agreement with Tertiary Institutions (MCATI) |
|
135,100.00 |
F | ATSWA (from year 2010) |
|
91,100.00 |
G | ATS II (pre-2010) |
|
38,400.00 |
H | B.Sc./HND (Accounting) obtained from ICAN- accredited institutions in Nigeria. |
|
80,100.00 |
I | B.Sc./HND (Accounting) obtained from recognised institutions in Nigeria but not yet accredited by ICAN |
|
38,400.00 |
J | B.Sc./HND (Accounting) obtained from foreign recognised institutions |
| 31,600.00 |
K | B.Sc./HND (Accounting)/ Masters in Accounting and Finance (MAF) obtained from foreign recognised institutions. |
| 38,400.00 |
L | B.Sc./HND (Accounting) obtained from recognised institutions in Nigeria and MBA Finance. |
|
91,100.00 |
M | B.Sc./HND (Accounting) obtained from recognised institutions in Nigeria but not yet accredited by ICAN plus MBA Finance. |
|
73,300.00 |
N | B.Sc. Economics | A1. Business, Management and Finance | 24,750.00 |
O | B.Sc. Economics/Statistics Economics/Computer Science |
A1. Business, Management and Finance | 24,750.00 |
P | B.Sc. Actuarial Science |
|
31,600.00 |
Q | B.Sc./HND Insurance |
|
31,600.00 |
R | B.Sc./HND/B.A Business Admin/Management/Public Administration |
|
31,600.00 |
S | B.Sc./HND Banking and Finance |
|
31,600.00 |
T | B.Sc./HND Marketing |
|
31,600.00 |
U | MBA/MBF in addition to B.Sc./HND in non- accounting discipline |
|
31,600.00 |
V | B.Sc. (Ed.) Accounting or B.Ed. Business Education (Accounting option) |
|
38,400.00 |
W | B.Ed. Education Management (Accounting Option) |
|
38,400.00 |
X | B.Ed(Business Education |
|
24,750.00 |
Y | B.Sc./B.A Commerce |
|
31,600.00 |
Z | B.Sc./HND Cooperative and Rural Development |
|
31,600.00 |
AA | LL.B/LL.M/LL.D | A4. Business Law | 24,750.00 |
Professional qualifications |
|||
Qualifications | Exemptions | Approved Rate N |
|
a | Associate Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (ACIBN) |
All subjects in Foundation Level and |
91,100.00 |
b | Associate Institute of Financial Services, UK (Formerly Chartered Institute of Bankers, London) |
|
31,600.00 |
c | Associate Chartered Institute of Stock Brokers of Nigeria (ACIS) |
|
38,400.00 |
d | Associate Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators (AICSA) |
|
38,400.00 |
e | Associate Chartered Institute of Insurance of Nigeria (ACIIN) |
|
31,600.00 |
f | Associate Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (ACITN) |
All subjects in Foundation Level except Management Information (A4.) plus |
73,300.00 |
g | Certified National Accountant of Nigeria (CNA) |
All subjects in Foundation and Skills Levels | 135,100.00 |
h | Nigeria Institute of Management (Chartered) |
|
24,750.00 |
i | Executive Management in Accounting (EMA) obtained from Federal Treasury Academy with effect from 1987 (Formerly Federal Treasury Training School) |
|
80,100.00 |
j | ICAEW |
|
222,000.00 |
k | CIPFA, UK | All levels except the following subjects in each of the level: |
203,300.00 |
l | CIMA, UK | All levels except |
210,000.00 |
m | ACCA, UK CPA, USA ICAS, UK ICAI, UK |
All levels except the following subjects in each of the level: |
192,300.00 |
n | ACCA, UK CPA, USA ICAS, UK ICAI, UK in addition to B.Sc In Accounting Obatain from Nigeria |
All levels except the following subjects in each of the level: |
199,100.00 |
0 | AIA (Final) with effect from 1994 AAT (UK) |
|
73,300.00 |
p | AIA (Pre-1994) |
|
38,400.00 |
Levels |
Rates |
|||||
|
1 paper |
2 papers |
3 papers |
4 papers |
5 papers |
6 papers |
Foundation |
24,750.00 |
31,600.00 |
38,400.00 |
45,200.00 |
- |
- |
Skills |
34,900.00 |
45,900.00 |
56,900.00 |
67,900.00 |
78,900.00 |
89,900.00 |
Professional |
37,900.00 |
50,300.00 |
62,700.00 |
75,100.00 |
87,500.00 |
- |
ATS EXEMPTION FEES |
|||
S/N |
QUALIFICATION |
LEVEL OF EXEMPTION |
CURRENT RATE(₦) |
1 | OND Accounting (Accredited Institution) | Part I & II (All Subjects) | 28,300.00 |
2 | NCE Accounting (Accredited Institution) | Part I & II (All Subjects) | 28,300.00 |
3 | OND Fin. Studies/Banking & Fin. | Part I & PPFA in Part II | 23,200.00 |
4 | OND Bus. Studies/Bus. Admin. | Part I (All Subjects except Law) | 11,950.00 |
5 | AAT U.K | Parts I, II & III (Except Bus Law [I] Govt. Acctg [II] & PTCR [III]) | 40,000.00 |
6 | OND Statistics | Q/A | 9,800.00 |
7 | OND Computer Science | I.T | 9,800.00 |
8 | OND Insurance | Q/A | 9,800.00 |
9 | OND Marketing | Economics | 9,800.00 |
10 | Diploma in Accounting (Uni. Ben.) | Parts I & II (Except Govt. Acctg) | 26,550.00 |
11 | Diploma in Public Accounting (Kad. Poly) | Parts I & II (All Subjects) | 28,300.00 |
12 | Diploma in Public Accounting (Kwara Poly) | Parts I & II (All Subjects) | 28,300.00 |
13 | Diploma in Accounting (Uni. P/H) | Part I & PPFA in Part II | 23,200.00 |
14 | OND Accounting (NASFA) | Parts I & II (All Subjects) | 28,300.00 |
15 | OND (Petroleum Marketing & Bus. Studies) | Business Law | 9,800.00 |
16 | Diploma in Accounting (Olabisi Onabanjo Uni.) | Parts I & II (All Subjects) | 28,300.00 |
17 | OND Accounting (Non Accredited Institution) | Part 1 Only | 13,400.00 |
18 | OND Accounting & ATS1 | Part11 only | 14,850.00 |
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Recently the Association of Professional Bodies of Nigeria (APBN) brokered an out of court settlement of the rift between the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN) and the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN) over who is authorized to regulate taxation practice in the country. APBN moderated a mediation process which led to the signing of a Terms of Settlement (ToS) and subsequently the withdrawal of the case at the Supreme Court. The ToS was signed by President of ICAN Mr. Chidi Onyeukwu Ajaegbu, and CITN President Chief (Dr) Mark Anthony Dike on behalf of their respective Institutes on March 10, in Lagos.
ICAN will rescind its earlier directive or resolution barring its members from joining CITN. This means ICAN members are now free to join CITN.
All members of ICAN who hold the licence to practice are to be granted direct membership of CITN, with full rights to practise taxation by completing CITN membership form only.
Members of ICAN without licence to practise, who desire to practise taxation are to be granted direct membership of CITN with full rights to practise taxation after fulfilling membership requirements but such candidates need to apply for and obtain CITN practice licence as applicable to other members before they can practise taxation provided such ICAN members do not need to sit for qualifying examination as a condition.
Those who resigned their membership of CITN on the directive of ICAN, should make a written application for reinstatement to their old membership status and pay the subscription for 2015 only if they apply within six calendar months from the execution of the terms of settlement, otherwise they will pay a maximum of two years’ accrued subscriptions.
The Terms of Settlement has already been entered as the Judgment of the Supreme Court in the Suit (No. SC/492/2013) and the case now formally closed at the apex Court.
ICAN members who so desire can practice taxation, but they should get a practice licence from CITN without writing any examination.