Certified Management Accountants of Ontario

25 York Street, Suite 1100, Toronto, Ontario M5J 2V5

REFERENCE NO: 38

REGISTRATION AND JUNE 2011 ENTRANCE EXAMINATION AND PREPARATION PROGRAM APPLICATION
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PLEASE ANSWER EACH OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AND PROVIDE FULL DETAILS ON A SEPARATE SHEET IF REQUIRED:
HAVE YOU EVER BEEN REMOVED OR DISMISSED FOR CAUSE FROM AN ACADEMIC INSTITUTION OR PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION AND/OR ARE YOU CURRENTLY SUBJECT TO AN OUTSTANDING CONDUCT COMPLAINT IN ANY PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION? HAVE YOU EVER BEEN CONVICTED OF ANY CRIMINAL OFFENCE FOR WHICH YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED A PARDON? I HEREBY GRANT TO CMA ONTARIO PERMISSION TO RELEASE MY PERFORMANCE ON THE JUNE 2011 CMA ENTRANCE EXAMINATION TO THE EDUCATION INSTITUTION(S) FROM WHICH I GRADUATED. If yes, please provide full details on a separate sheet. YES YES YES NO NO NO

WHICH ONE OF THE FOLLOWING MOST INFLUENCED YOUR DECISION TO SEEK INFORMATION REGARDING THE CMA PROGRAM? CHECK () ONLY ONE
EMPLOYER, AGENCY COLLEAGUE, FRIEND CMA MEMBER INFORMATION SESSION UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR UNIVERSITY CAREER OFFICE CAREER FAIR/CONFERENCE ALUMNI MAILING

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WHO INFLUENCED YOUR DECISION TO ENTER THE CMA PROGRAM? CHECK () ALL THAT APPLY
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BUSINESS PROFILE CODES: PLEASE REFER TO THE ACCOMPANYING MATERIAL FOR THE APPROPRIATE CODES
POSITION TYPE: ____________________________________ EMPLOYMENT SECTOR: ___________________________________ COMPANY SIZE: ____________________________________

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:
UNIVERSITY____________________________________________________ DEGREE & SPECIALIZATION ____________________________________________ UNIVERSITY____________________________________________________ DEGREE & SPECIALIZATION ____________________________________________ GRAD DATE _______________________ GRAD DATE _______________________

ENROLMENT: CHECK () SELECTION APPLYING FOR AND ENTER CODES FROM THE NEXT PAGE (SEE OVER)
PLEASE CHOOSE ONE ENTRANCE EXAM & PREP PACKAGE REGISTRATION DEADLINE FEE REMITTANCE

LECTURE PREP INCLUDING ENTRANCE EXAM DISTANCE/ONLINE PREP INCLUDING ENTRANCE EXAM PREPARATION PROGRAM (If selecting Lecture, please indicate 2 choices) First Choice Second Choice ENTRANCE EXAM
CENTRE CODE

APRIL 8, 2011 APRIL 8, 2011

$1,475.00 + $191.75 (HST) = $1,666.75 $1,000.00 + $130.00 (HST) = $1,130.00

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*Please note that if both preparation program lecture centres are full, you will automatically be enrolled in the Distance version of the Prep Program and charged the reduced fee. (1) Non-refundable registration fee for year ending June 30, 2011 (includes HST). REGISTRATION FEE(1) $60.00 + $7.80 (HST) = $67.80
METHOD OF PAYMENT (check one only) : Card Number: Cheque Visa MasterCard Expiry Date:

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TOTAL REMITTANCE

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If paying by cheque, please mail the cheque, payable to CMA Ontario, and this form to the address above. If paying by credit card, you may submit this form by fax to 416-977-2128, email (as a scanned pdf) to info@cmaontario.org or by mail to the address above. Please note: There are a limited number of spaces available. Meeting the minimum entrance requirements does not guarantee admission to the program. Please also note that all applicants must be able to demonstrate proficiency in one of Canadas official languages.

Note to June 2011 Writers: IFRS will be tested on the June 2011 examination. I understand that a Bridging Manual has been prepared and is available for download at no cost from the CMA Ontario website at www.cma-ontario.org under Become a CMA then IFRS Bridging Manual. I agree to abide by CMA Ontarios regulations and the Professional Misconduct and Code of Professional Ethics regulation. I understand that, in the collection, storage, use and disclosure of personal information, CMA Ontario abides by the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act and Section 61 of the Certified Management Accountants Act, 2010.

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Exam Preparation Program: Schedule and Centre Codes

Subject Key:
FA MA CF/Tax Financial Accounting (Financial Reporting) Management Accounting (Performance Management) Corporate Finance & Tax (Financial Management) Centre Codes Sat., April 16 Sun., April 17 Sat., April 30 Sun., May 1 Sat., May 7 Sun., May 8 Sat., May 14 Sun., May 15 Sat., May 21 Sun., May 22 Sat., May 28 Sun., May 29 Sat., June 4 Sun., June 5 Exam 2 Exam 2 Exam 2 CF/Tax CF/Tax CF/Tax Exam 2 Exam 2 Exam 1 Exam 1 Exam 1 CF/Tax CF/Tax Exam 2 Exam 2 MA MA MA Exam 1 Exam 1 CF/Tax CF/Tax MA MA MA MA MA Exam 1 Exam 1 FA FA FA MA MA MA MA Mississauga 1 85 FA FA FA FA FA MA MA Mississauga 2 86 Ottawa 20 Exam 1 Exam 2 Toronto DT1 40 FA FA FA FA Mock Exam 1 Mock Exam 2 Toronto North 1 95 FA FA Toronto North 2 96

Toronto DT2 41

PLEASE NOTE: If registering for the on-line video streaming Preparation Program option (Distance Program with instructor support), please indicate prep centre code 71. Please note that all students whether enrolled in the lecture or distance Preparation Program option will be required to write the Mock Entrance Examinations at one of the supervised Examination centres. Candidates registering for the Preparation Program via distance will be placed in an exam centre in the same region where they have selected to write the Entrance Examination. Students who are unable to write the Mock Entrance Examination at one of the supervised centers on the scheduled examination date(s), and would like a copy of the Mock Examination(s) mailed to them, will be responsible for the courier charges associated with the mailing.

Entrance Examination Centres and Centre Codes:

The Entrance Examination must be written at one of the following official examination centres. The related centre codes are: Centre Barrie Hamilton Kingston Kitchener/Waterloo London Code 32 05 25 10 11 Centre Mississauga North Bay Oshawa Ottawa Sault Ste. Marie Code 85 33 01 20 62 Centre Sudbury Thunder Bay Toronto Windsor Code 71 75 80 28

Fees Payment:
Payment must accompany this application. All fees quoted are inclusive of HST (Registration No. 12396 9610 RT0001). Material will be shipped when available after receipt of application form and full payment. Ensure that you are familiar with the cancellation and refund policies below prior to submission. Location confirmations will be available on-line individually for the Exam Preparation Program (if registering for a Lecture centre) and the Entrance Examination approximately 2 weeks prior to the event. If paying by cheque, please mail the cheque, payable to CMA Ontario, and this form to: Certified Management Accountants of Ontario, 25 York Street, Suite 1100, Toronto, Ontario M5J 2V5. If paying by credit card, you may submit the application by fax to 416-977-2128 or by mail to the address above.

Please note:
Cancellations for the Entrance Examination and Preparation Program are accepted only when the requests are received no later than April 15, 2011. Requests must be submitted in writing and will be subject to an administrative fee of $350, even if the cancellation is submitted in advance of the enrolment deadline date. Material may not be returned for credit. Spaces in the Entrance Exam Preparation Program lecture centres are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis upon receipt of completed applications. All Preparation Program lecture centres have maximum enrolment capacities, so register early to avoid disappointment. Dates and locations are subject to change, and are subject to minimum enrolment.

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BUSINESS PROFILE CODES
Please INSERT the appropriate codes on your Membership and Enrolment Application.

Position Type
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EDUCATION
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
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RETAIL TRADE

ENGINEERING & RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT

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ENTERTAINMENT

SERVICES

FINANCE, INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE

Employment Sector
AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY & FISHERIES
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TRANSPORTATION

MANUFACTURING

COMMUNICATIONS

UTILITIES & ENERGY

WHOLESALE TRADE

CONSTRUCTION

CONSULTING SERVICES

Company Size
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Certified Management Accountants of Ontario

Professional Misconduct and Code of Professional Ethics

Professional Misconduct and Code of Professional Ethics Regulation

1. Professional Misconduct (1) In this section, negligence means an act or an omission in the carrying out of the work by a Member that constitutes a failure to maintain the standards that a reasonable and prudent Member of equivalent designation in CMA Ontario would maintain in the circumstances. (2) For the purposes of the by-laws, professional misconduct means: (a) negligence; (b) a breach by a Member of the Act or the by-laws; (c) undertaking work the Member is not competent to perform by virtue of his or her training and experience; (d) the Member has: (i) (ii) committed or been convicted of any criminal offence including but not limited to fraud, theft, forgery, tax evasion, and violation of securities laws; or pleaded guilty to or been found guilty of a criminal offence but has been discharged absolutely or upon conditions prescribed in a probation order;

(e) the failure of a Member to respond promptly and cooperate fully with respect to requests for information and other communications from the Society. 2. Code of Professional Ethics All Members will adhere to the following Code of Professional Ethics of CMA Ontario: (1) A Member will act at all times with: (a) responsibility for and fidelity to public needs; (b) fairness and loyalty to such Members associates, clients and employers; and (c) competence through devotion to high ideals of personal honour and professional integrity. (2) A Member will: (a) maintain at all times independence of thought and action; (b) not express an opinion on financial reports or statements without first assessing her or his relationship with her or his client to determine whether such Member might expect her or his opinion to be considered independent, objective and unbiased by one who has knowledge of all the facts; and (c) when preparing financial reports or statements or expressing an opinion on financial reports or statements, disclose all material facts known to such Member in order not to make such financial reports or statements misleading, acquire sufficient information to warrant an expression of opinion and report all material misstatements or departures from generally accepted accounting principles.

Professional Misconduct and Code of Professional Ethics Regulation, August 2008

Certified Management Accountants of Ontario

Professional Misconduct and Code of Professional Ethics

(3) A Member will: (a) not disclose or use any confidential information concerning the affairs of such Members employer or client unless acting in the course of his or her duties or except when such information is required to be disclosed in the course of any defence of himself or herself or any associate or employee in any lawsuit or other legal proceeding or against alleged professional misconduct by order of lawful authority of the Board of Directors or any committee of CMA Ontario in the proper exercise of their duties but only to the extent necessary for such purpose; (b) inform his or her employer or client of any business connections or interests of which such Members employer or client would reasonably expect to be informed; (c) not, in the course of exercising his or her duties on behalf of such Members employer or client, hold, receive, bargain for or acquire any fee, remuneration or benefit without such employers or clients knowledge and consent; and (d) take all reasonable steps, in arranging any engagement as a consultant, to establish a clear understanding of the scope and objectives of the work before it is commenced and will furnish the client with an estimate of cost, preferably before the engagement is commenced, but in any event as soon as possible thereafter. (4) A Member will: (a) conduct himself or herself toward other Members with courtesy and good faith; (b) not commit an act discreditable to the profession; (c) not engage in or counsel any business or occupation which, in the opinion of CMA Ontario, is incompatible with the professional ethics of a management accountant; (d) not accept any engagement to review the work of another Member for the same employer except with the knowledge of that Member, or except where the connection of that Member with the work has been terminated, unless the Member reviews the work of others as a normal part of his or her responsibilities; (e) not attempt to gain an advantage over other Members by paying or accepting a commission in securing management accounting or public accounting work; (f) uphold the principle of adequate compensation for management accounting and public accounting work; and

(g) not act maliciously or in any other way which may adversely reflect on the public or professional reputation or business of another Member.

Professional Misconduct and Code of Professional Ethics Regulation, August 2008

Certified Management Accountants of Ontario

Professional Misconduct and Code of Professional Ethics

(5) A Member will: (a) at all times maintain the standards of competence expressed by the Board of Directors from time to time; (b) disseminate the knowledge upon which the profession of management accounting is based to others within the profession and generally promote the advancement of the profession; (c) undertake only such work as he or she is competent to perform by virtue of his or her training and experience and will, where it would be in the best interests of an employer or client, engage, or advise the employer or client to engage, other specialists; (d) expose before the proper tribunals of CMA Ontario any incompetent, unethical, illegal or unfair conduct or practice of a Member which involves the reputation, dignity or honour of CMA Ontario; and (e) endeavour to ensure that a professional partnership or company, with which such Member is associated as a partner, principal, director, officer, associate or employee, abides by the Code of Professional Ethics and the rules of professional conduct established by CMA Ontario.

Professional Misconduct and Code of Professional Ethics Regulation, August 2008