The Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA) is a statutory body responsible to regulate and develop the accountancy profession in Malaysia. It is the sole organisation in Malaysia with the right to determine whether or not a person is qualified to be recognised as an accountant by virtue of the power provided by the Accountants Act, 1967.
Positions:
1. MANAGER – SMALL & MEDIUM PRACTICES
2. MANAGER – ENFORCEMENT & LEGAL
3. ASSISTANT MANAGER – PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES & TECHNICAL
4. ASSISTANT MANAGER – PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
5. SENIOR EXECUTIVE – PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES & TECHNICAL
6. EXECUTIVE/SENIOR EXECUTIVE – SPECIAL PROJECTS UNIT
7. EXECUTIVE – PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
8. EXECUTIVE/JUNIOR EXECUTIVE - JOHOR REGIONAL OFFICE
9. INTERN – CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER'S OFFICE
Closing date : 05 January 2018
Job Requirement And Job Description
2. MANAGER – ENFORCEMENT & LEGAL
3. ASSISTANT MANAGER – PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES & TECHNICAL
4. ASSISTANT MANAGER – PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
5. SENIOR EXECUTIVE – PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES & TECHNICAL
6. EXECUTIVE/SENIOR EXECUTIVE – SPECIAL PROJECTS UNIT
7. EXECUTIVE – PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
8. EXECUTIVE/JUNIOR EXECUTIVE - JOHOR REGIONAL OFFICE
9. INTERN – CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER'S OFFICE
Closing date : 05 January 2018
Job Requirement And Job Description
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About MIA
MIA is a statutory body established under the Accountants Act, 1967 to regulate and develop the accountancy profession in Malaysia. To date, MIA has 32324 members.
MIA's responsibilities include education and quality assurance as well as enforcement which are carried out to ensure that the credibility of the profession is maintained and that public interest is continuously upheld.
Its regulatory role is carried out through the following approaches:-
- Having an effective and competitive assessment framework in admitting members into MIA to ensure that the profession is able to meet public expectations where its human capital is concerned
- Meeting the education and development needs of members as part of a commitment to help members be knowledgeable and maintain their relevance in today’s markets
- Implementing professional standards and practices based on internationally accepted guidelines as standards and By-Laws for members to comply with in maintaining the integrity of the profession
- Having in place a robust disciplinary system for those who fail to comply with these standards and By-laws
Since its establishment more than 40 years ago, MIA has also been an active partner in nation-building as it actively contributes views and ideas for the well-being of the nation and its economy. In addition, MIA monitors international and local accounting trends and developments, and consults regularly with the government and regulatory bodies.