As a tax major, I think I have a say! For example, the specialized courses of tax major in our school, that is, the required courses, are divided into two categories: basic required courses and professional required courses.

First, the subject foundation is compulsory. It mainly includes macroeconomics (3 credits, 48 hours), microeconomics (3 credits, 48 hours), monetary finance (3 credits, 48 hours), finance (4 credits, 64 hours), accounting (3 credits, 48 hours), econometrics (3 credits, 48 hours) and statistics (3 credits, 48 hours). And finance is the highest, with as many as 4 credits, which also shows that it is the most important to some extent.

Second, professional compulsory. Mainly tax law (3 credits, 48 hours respectively), tax planning (3 credits, 48 hours), tax principles and tax system (3 credits, 48 hours), tax accounting (3 credits, 48 hours), financial management (3 credits, 48 hours), intermediate financial accounting (3 credits, 48 hours) and so on.

First, the tax law! We finished this course in two semesters, with a total of 6 credits and 96 class hours, which shows the importance of this course! As a tax major, of course, we should learn this compulsory course well!

Secondly, tax planning, tax principles and China tax system are also two heavyweight compulsory courses. The principle of taxation and China tax system are more theoretical and more theoretical. Tax planning is more practical and will tell some cases of enterprise planning.

Finally, there is a similarity between tax accounting, financial management and intermediate financial accounting, which is related to accounting! What I want to emphasize here is that taxation and accounting are not separated! If you want to learn taxation well, you must lay a good foundation in accounting, so you should take accounting as a compulsory subject!

I hope you can be satisfied with my answer! If you are satisfied, you can adopt it ~