GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
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01/07/2026 - 11:00
End Date
30/09/2026 - 23:59
Time zone: IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
Created : 29/06/2026
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The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), in collaboration with MyGov, invites citizens across India to share their constructive suggestions and innovative ideas through the initiative "Have an Idea? Share it with ICAI".
This initiative provides a platform for citizens, professionals, students, entrepreneurs, and other stakeholders to contribute their valuable ideas for strengthening the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), the Chartered Accountancy profession, and India's financial and economic ecosystem.
Participants are encouraged to submit their suggestions on areas such as strengthening the Chartered Accountancy profession, promoting economic development, enhancing transparency and good governance, leveraging technology and innovation, improving financial literacy, supporting entrepreneurship, and contributing towards the vision of Viksit Bharat @2047.
The objective of this initiative is to encourage meaningful public participation and harness diverse perspectives to help build a stronger, more transparent, innovative, and future-ready Chartered Accountancy profession while contributing to an inclusive, resilient, and sustainable financial ecosystem for the nation.
Share your ideas today and become a partner in shaping the future of the Chartered Accountancy profession and India's journey towards Viksit Bharat @2047.
2 months ago
Public-Facing Benefit: "Find a CA Near Me"Geographical Member Directory: On the public-facing side, allow members to opt-in to a verified, location-mapped member directory. Small businesses, startups, and citizens can use a localized map on the ICAI website to find practicing CAs or specialized firms in their immediate pincode or municipal zone
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2 months ago
liminating "Ghost Signing": Geolocation logs effectively deter practitioners from lending their membership numbers or digital signatures to unverified third parties or accounting networks without physically reviewing the audit location or managing the assignment.Verifying Outstation Audit Claims: The system provides an automated safety check against impossible workloads (e.g., an individual practitioner claiming to have physically audited five geographically distant bank branches on the exact same business day).Supporting SA 600 Compliance: For group audits, principal auditors can utilize the ledger to verify that component auditors were physically present at the subsidiary locations, ensuring strict adherence to auditing standards.
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2 months ago
Introduce Dynamic Unit Allotment for MSME/Cooperative AuditsPresumptive Exemption Buffers: Maintain a separate, minor automated buffer on the portal for low-risk, small units like rural primary agricultural credit societies.Inclusive Work Distribution: Keep basic bookkeeping validations straightforward to encourage young, newly qualified independent practitioners to pick up entry-tier audits without exhausting their regular corporate quotas
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2 months ago
Establish an Audit Quality Maturity Model (AQMM) Dynamic CeilingPerformance-Linked Caps: Tie a firm's total allowable volume of audited units directly to its institutional grading under the Audit Quality Maturity Model (AQMM) framework.Quality Incentives: Permit firms maintaining strict high-tier digital infrastructure, automated documentation trails, and flawless peer review clean bills to unlock slightly higher systemic unit capacities
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2 months ago
While the Chartered Accountants (Limit on Number of Tax Audits) Guidelines enforce a strict individual cap of 60 tax audits per partner per financial year via the Unique Document Identification Number (UDIN) Portal, the system can be evolved from a simple numeric cap into a dynamic, tech-driven validation engine
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2 months ago
To bridge the gap between secondary education and early career planning, ICAI should partner with state education boards to introduce career counseling sessions and elective financial skill modules for Class 9–12 students. Implementing a "Scan-and-Learn" QR code campaign across schools and public spaces featuring short, bite-sized videos in regional languages would promote widespread financial literacy, basic tax awareness, and digital fraud prevention. Additionally, organizing national student hackathons focused on AI, data analytics, and digital auditing will equip the next generation with modern industry skills, fostering early interest in accounting while building a financially resilient youth population across India.
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2 months ago
Hello Team,
I wanted to share a thought that may differ from others. Every year, I pay a significant amount in income tax as a corporate employee, yet when I visit my hometown in Jharkhand, I see little improvement in basic infrastructure or public services. It makes me wonder how effectively our tax money is being utilized.
What if taxpayers could allocate a portion of their income tax to approved local development projects? A transparent committee could oversee initiatives like building roads, cleaning rivers and public spaces, improving sanitation, and other essential infrastructure. The allocated amount could be adjusted against the income tax we already pay.
This could increase transparency, accountability, and citizen participation in local development. If you think this is a worthwhile idea, I'd love to hear your thoughts. If you agree, please give it a like!
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2 months ago
Idea: About a lamp with exastur in it
I was thinking of a lamp which has a exastur behind it which will solve the problem to place a lamp and a exastur in a room at two different places so we can use a led lamp and attach it with a simple and small exastur fan which will help to circulate Air in the room and will utilise a small quantity of space
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2 months ago
Topic: Solving the Problem of Corruption in India
Corruption has been one of the biggest challenges to India's growth because it weakens public trust, slows development, and creates inequality. However, India is steadily moving towards a more transparent and accountable system through digital governance, online public services, digital payments, e-procurement, and AI-powered monitoring. These technologies reduce human interference and make financial transactions more traceable, leaving less room for fraud and bribery. At the same time, strict laws, ethical leadership, and financial accountability play a vital role in preventing corruption. Chartered Accountants also contribute by ensuring accurate financial reporting, conducting transparent audits, and promoting integrity in both the public and private sectors. A corruption-free India cannot be built by the government alone—it requires responsible citizens, honest professionals, and strong institutions working together.
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2 months ago
Subject: Representation/Suggestions regarding Accountability, Administrative Integrity, and Strict Action Against Exam Paper Leaks
Description :This representation is submitted by the *Parya varan Evam Manav Seva Samiti* (Rawatbhata, Chittorgarh) to draw attention toward key governance and administrative reforms:
Accountability & Ministerial Responsibilities: Demand for political and administrative accountability regarding recent issues such as exam paper leaks, emphasizing strict oversight across parliamentary and executive roles.
Strict Penalties for Paper Leak Offenses: Proposal for life imprisonment, confiscation of illegal assets, and strict legal action against perpetrators of paper leaks as well as guardians who attempt to buy question papers for their wards.
Asset Forfeiture & Restitution: Suggestion to seize illegally acquired assets from corrupt individuals and utilize or donate them towards community/public welfare.
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