What is the abbreviation of NIA in the network?

NIA (Australian National Institute of Accountants), established in 1923, is one of the third largest accounting institutions in Australia, providing skills assessment and issuing professional qualification certificates for accounting professionals. Now it has more than 1.3 million members, covering government agencies, enterprises, finance and academic institutions. NIA members are all over the world.

NIA members are divided into ANIA (Australian Junior National Accountant), MNIA (Australian Accountant), PNA (Australian Professional Accountant) and FPNA (Australian Senior Professional National Accountant). NIA has strict ethical and professional standards, and NIA ensures that all members abide by these standards through strict review and disciplinary procedures. The professionalism of accounting requires accountants to constantly maintain and improve their professional level. Therefore, NIA has established a continuing professional education (CPE) system, providing many high-quality CPE lectures and regular member discussion activities to help members maintain and improve their professional and technical level, and at the same time help members adapt to the functional changes brought about by rapid changes in law and technology.

NIA members are located in small and medium-sized enterprises and group departments; Certified public accountants provide services for individuals and enterprises in all industries; Accountants and senior business consultants employed by education, public welfare organizations and government departments at all levels.

NIA is one of the three major professional assessment agencies for accountants designated by the Australian government, and there is a shortage of accounting talents in Australia. In the list of jobs in short supply in Australia just released in 2005-2006, accounting major is still on the list, and accountants who immigrate to Australia can get an extra 15 points for the jobs in short supply.

NIA offers an international accounting course. After successfully completing this course, she can get the Australian Advanced Accounting Diploma and continue to study the degree courses of Australian universities.

NIA formally joined the International Federation of Accountants in June 2004 and became a full member. The Federation was established in Munich, Germany on1June, 977+1April1October. Its predecessor was 1972, which was established at the 10 International Conference of Accountants in Sydney, Australia in June. Its congress consists of its members-one member from each country's professional accountants' group, and the congress is held at the same time as the five-year accountants' congress. The board of directors is composed of representatives of professional accountants from 15 different countries. The purpose of the Federation is to develop and improve the accounting industry in the world with unified standards and promote accounting coordination in the international arena. Its task is to decide the host country of the International Conference of Accountants; Keep in touch with countries participating in the International Congress of Accountants; Promote the development and information exchange of international and regional institutions; Consult and absorb the opinions put forward by various countries, expand the business of the International Accounting Professional Coordination Committee, and provide suggestions for improving the business. The Federation has 1 163 professional group members in 9 countries around the world.