ICAI national conference conducted at Surat
The conference was inaugurated in the presence of ICAI president Charanjot Singh Nanda and Ashwin Bhauwala, chairman of the ICAI Surat Branch.
The lineup of expert speakers included noted investor Dr Vijay Kedia, tax expert Umesh Sharma, Rakesh Gupta, Aanchal Kapoor, Divas Gupta, Jay Chhaira, Sanjib Sanghi, and renowned motivational speaker Harshvardhan Jain — each bringing fresh perspectives and valuable insights to the stage.
Sessions covered a wide spectrum of topics, from the latest amendments in Income Tax, Corporate Tax, and GST, to the role of Artificial Intelligence in accounting, global opportunities for Indian CAs, the evolving capital markets, and entrepreneurial innovation.
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