Editorial Policy

1. Who is responsible

The CA Hub is run by Muhammad Ahsan Siddiq, a qualified Chartered Accountant (member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan, ICAP) and a member of ACCA. He is responsible for the content on this site. More about him is on the About page.

2. Independence

The CA Hub is independent. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to ICAP, ACCA, ICAI, CIMA, ICAEW, IMA or any other professional or examining body. Their names are used only to describe the exams our material helps you prepare for. Our questions are written to practise each syllabus; they are not official exam questions, and we do not have access to unreleased exam papers.

Advertisers and Pro subscribers have no say over what we publish. Sponsored placements (for example, an academy listed in a "Sponsored" box) are always labelled as sponsored and are never written into our articles or explanations as recommendations.

3. How question banks are written and reviewed

• Each bank is organised by chapter or syllabus area, following the current syllabus published by the relevant body.
• Every question has one keyed answer and a written explanation.
• Questions are drafted with the help of AI tools and then checked before they are published: the answer key is checked against the explanation, calculations are reworked, each question must have four distinct options and exactly one correct answer, and the content is checked against the current syllabus and standards.
• The banks are overseen by Muhammad Ahsan Siddiq, a qualified Chartered Accountant (ICAP) and ACCA member. Reported errors are reviewed and corrected.
• When a syllabus, standard or tax rule changes, affected questions are revised or removed.

4. How articles are written and reviewed

• Facts about exams (formats, pass marks, fees, dates, exemptions, pass rates) are taken from the examining body's own published documents, such as syllabi, study guides, fee schedules, FAQs and results announcements.
• Each article states the date its facts were checked (for example, "as of October 2026") and tells you where to confirm them, because exam bodies change their rules.
• Where we could not confirm a figure from an official source, we say so rather than quote it. We do not publish unsourced salary figures.
• Study advice (plans, timing methods, common mistakes) is our own opinion, based on experience of the exams, and is written as such.
• Articles are reviewed when the relevant body announces a change, and edited for accuracy and clarity before publication.

5. How we use AI

• AI tutor explanations. Under an answered question you can choose "Ask the AI tutor". That explanation is generated by an AI model when it is first requested, is labelled as coming from the AI tutor, and is then cached so other students asking the same thing see the same answer. AI explanations can be wrong. The written explanation that comes with each question, not the AI tutor, is our reviewed answer.
• Question banks and articles. We use AI tools to help draft questions and articles and to check them. Exam facts are verified against the examining body's own documents, and everything goes through the checks described above before it is published. If you find something wrong, please tell us: we would rather fix it than leave it.

6. Corrections

If a question, answer key, explanation or article is wrong, we fix it. Confirmed errors in question banks are corrected or the question is removed. Factual corrections to articles are made in the text, and where a correction changes advice a reader may have acted on, we note it in the article.

7. How to report an error

Use the contact form or email ahsansiddiq01@gmail.com. Please include the page link (or the paper, chapter and question text), what you think is wrong, and a source if you have one, such as the paragraph of the standard or the body's announcement. We read every report and reply when we have checked it.

8. Not professional advice

Everything on The CA Hub is for exam preparation. It is not accounting, tax, legal or career advice for your specific situation. Always confirm exam rules, fees and deadlines with the relevant body before you act on them.