The Industrial, Commercial and Institutional Accountants (I.C.I.A.) is a Canada Not for Profit Corporation comprising of business accountants, financial managers, tax preparers and accounting executives with members in every province of Canada as well as many other parts of the world. The Industrial, Commercial and Institutional Accountants (I.C.I.A) was founded in 1956 and incorporated by Federal Charter in 1961. It promotes and supports interest in vocational accountancy; encourages acceptance of modern methods and procedures and gives recognition to the individual's skills and practical experience.

What does I.C.I.A mean?

The initials I.C.I.A. are the first letters of our official name - Industrial, Commercial & Institutional Accountants. On acceptance, either as an Accredited Member or an Associate Member, you will receive an appropriate certificate.

Does the I.C.I.A publish a regular Newsletter?

Yes, known as the Journal, presently published quarterly and sent to all members.