The initiative to introduce a single-point enlistment system for auditors and audit firms in Bangladesh has stalled, despite a target to implement it by January 15, 2026. According to the Financial Reporting Council (FRC), the delay stems from the absence of recommendations from the Insurance Development and Regulatory Authority (IDRA) and the NGO Affairs Bureau regarding special qualification requirements. FRC Chairman Sajjad Hossain Bhuiyan said the council has renewed its request to these agencies and will issue an order once their inputs are received.
The single-point enlistment plan was approved during the interim government period to streamline the registration process under the FRC, eliminating the need for auditors to register separately with multiple regulatory bodies. Representatives from the FRC, Bangladesh Bank, BSEC, IDRA, NBR, MRA, NGO Bureau, ICAB, and ICMAB participated in the initial meeting that set the January 2026 deadline. While some agencies, including BSEC and Bangladesh Bank, have submitted their conditions, IDRA and the NGO Bureau have yet to respond.
The FRC argues that the unified enlistment would reduce duplication, lower administrative costs, and save time for auditors and firms currently required to meet 33 conditions and submit 48 documents across different regulators.
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