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    The National Federation of Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants (NFJPIA) was created in 1983 as the national organization of accountancy students to serve as a link between students and accounting professionals. It is tasked with organizing students and training advocates for development and innovation. NFJPIA has over 47,000 members across 275 chapters nationwide. The organization continues to hold educational and networking events while also engaging in social responsibility projects to help underprivileged youth.

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    The National Federation of Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants (NFJPIA) was created in 1983 as the national organization of accountancy students to serve as a link between students and accounting professionals. It is tasked with organizing students and training advocates for development and innovation. NFJPIA has over 47,000 members across 275 chapters nationwide. The organization continues to hold educational and networking events while also engaging in social responsibility projects to help underprivileged youth.

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    The National Federation of Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants (NFJPIA) was created in 1983 as the national organization of accountancy students to serve as a link between students and accounting professionals. It is tasked with organizing students and training advocates for development and innovation. NFJPIA has over 47,000 members across 275 chapters nationwide. The organization continues to hold educational and networking events while also engaging in social responsibility projects to help underprivileged youth.

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    History of JPIA

    The National Federation of Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants was created in 1983 under the
    auspices of the Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants to serve as a link between the
    accountancy students and their professional counterparts. Being the only national organization of
    accountancy students, it is tasked with organizing its members into a relevant sector of the business
    community. With that in mind, the Federation is committed in training advocates of development and
    innovations through knowledge by promoting fellowship among member schools.

    The mother organization of NFJPIA is the Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants. It was
    founded in November 1929 by a group of illustrious pioneers in the accounting profession namely:
    Enrique Caguiat, Santiago dela Cruz, Francisco Dalupan, Jaime Hernandez, Felipe Ollada, Ramon del
    Rosario, Antonio Sanchez, Jose Torres, Artemio Tulio, Clemente Uson, and Jesus Zulueta.

    The group set forth the following objectives:

    • To promote and maintain high professional and ethical standards among accountants.

    • To advance the science of accounting.

    • To encourage cordial relations of those in the accountancy profession.

    W. W. Larkin, holder of CPA Certificate No. 1 was the first President.

    After having complied with the requirements for accreditation under Presidential Decree No. 223, PICPA
    was awarded the Certificate of Accreditation No. 6 on October 2, 1973 by then Chairman Eric Nubla of
    the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC). This distinction, which recognized the Institute as the
    bona fide professional organization of CPAs, likewise gave PICPA the responsibility of setting into motion
    a scheme for the integration of all CPAs in the country. Integration of the Accountancy Profession was
    carried out under PRC Resolution No. 106 dated July 12, 1984 as amended by Resolution No. 142 dated
    March 4, 1987. With the election on December 2, 1988 of the new set of PICPA Board of Directors and
    Officers under the revised By-Laws of PICPA, all conditions of integration were fulfilled, and on July 6,
    1989, PRC Commissioner Julio B. Francia declared that the integration is now accomplished.
    The Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants continues to perform its avowed mission that of
    serving all fields of accountancy through a set of social and technical services to its members including
    NFJPIA (through Mr. Gerard B. Sanvictores and Dr. Raul C. Addatu, Chair and Co-Chair of the Committee
    on Students Participation). To date, NFJPIA has more than 47,000 members distributed among its 275
    accredited local chapters nationwide. Through the years, the organization has received special citations
    from PICPA, its mother organization, and various accounting firms. In 1998, during the convention of the
    ASEAN Federation of Accountants held in Manila, NFJPIA has been recognized for its invaluable
    contributions during the convention. In the Federation Year 1998-1999, NFJPIA received a Diamond Year
    Award from PICPA, for its support in the fulfillment of its objectives to strengthen the bond between JPIA
    and PICPA.

    NFJPIA continues to organize seminars, symposia, workshops, conferences, quiz bowls, and other
    interscholastic functions through its Regional Councils and National Conventions. It has likewise
    sponsored parties, concerts, sports fests, and other projects intended to achieve its maiden objectives.
    But more importantly, NFJPIA, has heeded the call of social responsibility and civil consciousness by
    extending to the key members of society trapped in the bondage of destitution the youth.

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