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Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority Act 2004 s 35A

s 35A Interpretation of this Part

35A.—(1) In this Part —“accounting corporation” means a company approved or deemed to be approved as an accounting corporation under the Accountants Act 2004; “accounting entity” means a public accountant, an accounting corporation, an accounting firm or an accounting limited liability partnership; “accounting firm” means a firm approved or deemed to be approved as an accounting firm under the Accountants Act 2004; “accounting limited liability partnership” means a limited liability partnership approved as an accounting limited liability partnership under the Accountants Act 2004; “designated entity” means any company, association or body of persons, corporate or unincorporate, specified in the Third Schedule; “member”, in relation to a designated entity, means a person who is admitted to such membership specified by the designated entity as being required to be held by persons registered or seeking to be registered as chartered accountants under this Part, and “membership” is to be construed accordingly. (2) Unless the context otherwise requires, any reference in this Part to a person registered as a chartered accountant is a reference to a person who is registered, or deemed to be registered, as a Chartered Accountant of Singapore by a designated entity under this Part and whose registration is not suspended under this Part. (3) For the purposes of sections 35C and 35I, any reference to the Minister includes a reference to a Minister of State for his or her Ministry who is authorised by the Minister for the purpose of hearing an appeal under those sections.[Act 36 of 2022 wef 01/04/2023]

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