Eswatini Institute of Accountants
Member | Established: 1985 | Member since 1986
The Accountants Act of 1985 establishes EIA as the only national professional accountancy organization. EIA confers the titles of Registered Accountants and Chartered Accountants to individuals that are qualified abroad by fulfilling academic programming, practical experience, and passing final examinations. Membership in the institute is mandatory for in order to offer accountancy services.
Under the Accountants Act of 1985, EIA’s responsibilities include: (i) setting auditing standards; (ii) promulgating applicable accounting standards; (iii) establishing ethical requirements; (iv) setting initial and continuing professional development requirements; (v) maintaining and publishing a registry of its registered and practicing members; (vi) establishing quality assurance and investigative and disciplinary systems for its members; and (vii) assisting the government with legislation deemed relevant to the profession.
In addition to being a Member of IFAC, EIA is a member of the Pan African Federation of Accountants.
Statements of Membership Obligation (SMO)
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Contact
PO Box 2653
Mbabane, H100
eSwatini
Tel: (+268) 404 5566
Fax: (+268) 404 6827
sia@realnet.co.sz
http://www.sia.org.sz