Methods to prepare for junior accounting exams during the epidemic: study comprehensively, prioritize and answer questions appropriately.

1. Comprehensive study

Candidates should comprehensively study the teaching materials according to the requirements of the examination syllabus, and do not miss every knowledge content, especially the key contents of key chapters. Take good notes. Candidates with weak foundation can cooperate with online classes and follow the teacher's explanations to study systematically and in detail.

2. Prioritize

Comprehensive review does not mean there is no focus. The degree of mastery of test points at different levels should also be different. First of all, you must be familiar with the core parts of the exam, and learn to apply them after mastering them. No matter how it changes in the questions or how the questions are asked, you must be able to do it.

3. Solve the questions appropriately

Question-taking is a very important part of junior accounting learning. The chapter exercises and comprehensive questions correspond to different learning stages, so candidates should prepare them accordingly. You can do the questions selectively based on your own learning progress and learning situation. In this way, you can easily pass the exam after completing the junior accounting registration.

Subject content of junior accounting

"Basics of Economic Law" mainly studies legal responsibilities, accounting institutions and accounting personnel, accounting legal responsibilities, bank settlement accounts, bank non-cash payment services, cities Maintain the legal system of construction tax and education fee surcharge, vehicle purchase tax legal system, real estate tax legal system, deed tax legal system, urban land use tax legal system, tax administrative review, social insurance legal system, etc.

"Elementary Accounting Practice" mainly learns basic accounting assumptions and accounting foundations, accounting professional ethics, accounting subjects and debit and credit accounting methods, property inventory, receivables and prepayments, productive biological assets, intangible assets and Long-term deferred expenses, paid-in capital or equity, capital reserves, retained earnings, notes to financial statements and information disclosure requirements for financial reports, etc.

Is the junior accounting exam difficult?

The junior accounting exam is relatively simple in terms of exam content, not difficult, but candidates need to pay attention to the fact that the exam format is computer-based, and for many For older candidates, computer operation is relatively unfamiliar, so this is a difficult point. Candidates must conduct training on the computer-based examination system one month before the exam, familiarize themselves with the computer-based examination environment, and be able to skillfully use the calculator that comes with the system. .