Chartered accountants couples club

Chartered Accountant Couples Club (CACC) is a peer group founded in 1999, by a group of Chartered Accountants in India. This group primarily focuses on those couples where both husband and wife are Chartered Accountants (CA). They may or may not be doing practice. This group was founded in New Delhi and soon spread to the length and breadth of the country (India). Headquartered in New Delhi, India, this group aims to meet the needs of professional CA community.

It is a voluntary group and not aligned to any particular organization, belief system or political orientation. The only requirement for the members is that both the spouses should be CA (administered by icai. )

This group was founded to create more awareness amongst the CA fraternity and for better collaboration as in a global symposium. This group provides a platform to its members to share both jovial experiences and professional expertise. This group has high quality content because both spouses are CAs.

History

The CACC was founded in the New Delhi in 1999 by a team of 11 people lead by CA. Umesh Chand Goyal. The basic idea was to collect people from the same fraternity and create a conducive ambiance for unleashing IDeaS and creativity.

The members of this group are the people where both the spouses are in the same profession (CA). Hence this is a restricted group where the only requirement is that one should be a qualified CA.

Purpose

The stated purposes of Chartered Accountants Couples Club are:

To Motivate, the members to achieve top rung of success.
To Promote the qualities of good Chartered Accountancy.
To Unite the members in a common thread of development, ProgresS and enrichment.
To Provide a forum for the open discussion of issues in interest of Chartered Accountancy and interest.