Certified Public Accountant (CPA) is the statutory title of qualified accountants, who have passed the mandatory Certified Public Accountant Examination. In Kenya the Official recognised examining body for CPAs is KASNEB

CPA exams are aimed at

• producing professional accountants with up to date and advanced knowledge in the areas of accounting,taxation,auditing and assurance and financial management,
• imparting professional values and ethics,communication skills,creativity,innovation and ability to generate new ideas
• providing a basis for the application of advanced knowledge in accounting and cognate subjects to different situations.

List of ICPAK Branches 

ICPAK  has nine (9) established branches namely Coast branch, Western branch, Nyanza branch, Central Rift branch, North Rift branch, South Rift branch, Mt. Kenya Branch, Eastern and North Eastern Branches. Of these, only Coast branch has a physical office located at Jubilee Insurance Building, Moi Avenue, 2nd Floor, Room 16B. The rest eight operate on a virtual basis. The branches exist to develop strategies, prioritizes and action plans to lobby for increased recognition of the value and role of the professional accountant in society. They also mobilize members for training, information sharing and capacity building in areas of need, coordinate membership recruitment and retention efforts, review progress on implementing their Branch Annual Work plans and report to ICPAK Council. Branches operate with an elected committee led by a Branch Chairperson.

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