The professional requirements of civil servants in the tax bureau generally include: computer, law, law, management and economics, statistics and other majors. This is because the Inland Revenue Department recruits a large number of candidates every year, and not all of them need economic majors. There are still many jobs that are not business jobs and also need talents from other majors. After all, the tax bureau is a relatively large unit and will recruit all kinds of talents, so candidates can apply for the tax bureau.

The subject of written examination for civil servants of the Inland Revenue Department is a public subject, that is, administrative professional ability test and application. The test content mainly includes five parts: common sense judgment, speech understanding and expression, data analysis, judgment and reasoning, and quantitative relationship. These five parts have different contents and abilities for candidates. The application test is mainly a subjective question, which mainly answers the questions raised according to the given materials and examines the candidates' problem-solving ability and comprehensive analysis ability. Generally, the last question is the composition question, which examines the candidate's ability to express words.

The above are all the answers to the professional requirements of the civil service examination of the Inland Revenue Department.