SOCPA exposes forged certificates, refers applicants to prosecution

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The Saudi Organization for Chartered and Professional Accountants (SOCPA) uncovered forged certificates submitted by applicants for membership, claiming possession of academic qualifications.

In its statement, SOCPA clarified that membership was denied to these individuals, and they were referred to the public prosecution for legal action based on jurisdiction.

This procedure is aimed at curbing the use and submission of forged certificates, ensuring the integrity and credibility of the documents and information provided to the organization.

SOCPA emphasized its ongoing efforts to enhance transparency and integrity in its operations through the implementation of stringent measures.

The action is taken to safeguard the professions of accounting and auditing, guaranteeing the quality and efficiency of practitioners in the field, SOCPA stated.

The move also reaffirms SOCPA's dedication to combating such violations and ensuring the recruitment of individuals with reliable qualifications in the realms of auditing and accounting.