According to the Institute's Memorandum and Articles of Association, CIIPA is established to regulate and promote the interests of the public accounting profession in the Cayman Islands and its objects are to:
CIIPA is the body authorised and responsible for the licensing of public accountants in the Cayman Islands. It also admits accountants who are not in public practice, but it is not mandatory for those to be a member of CIIPA in order to work as an accountant in the Cayman Islands.
Regular Member
Associate Member
Practitioner Member (sometimes referred to as “Licensed Practitioner)
Registered Firms
Student Member
We act in the public interest and are committed to the principles of good regulation.
This means we act for the benefit of the public as a whole, rather than for individual complainants or members. We are obliged to utilise our resources efficiently and effectively to achieve our purpose.
We aim to discharge our public interest obligations in a manner which is proportionate, consistent, transparent, targeted and accountable.
To investigate a complaint, there should be a reasonably well-founded allegation that the member:
Before submitting a complaint to CIIPA, you should contact the member against whom you wish to make a complaint. If the matter is not resolved by the member, you can submit your complaint to complaints@ciipa.ky and use the CIIPA Complaints Form.
Our complaints and investigation function is carried out by the Complaints Officer, a Case Manager and the Investigation Committee.
If the Investigation Committee determines that there is a case to answer, then it will be referred to a Disciplinary Tribunal.
Get in touch: We will be pleased to advise you on the telephone if you are not sure how to proceed. Phone 1-345-749-3360. For further information, see our Helpsheet Making a Complaint Against a Member.
All Regular members must comply with the most current version of the IESBA Code of Ethics and all members are required to confirm compliance upon annual membership renewal. In addition, public practice firms must ensure that its staff working in public practice abide by the Code.
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