No, auditing has a wide range of employment. Civil servants can go to the audit bureau, the Finance Bureau, the State Taxation Bureau, the Local Taxation Bureau and the financial departments of other party and government departments. Enterprises can naturally go to accounting firms and tax agents, but generally, large-scale accounting firms have a lot of workload and are tired, but their income is also very good.

The difference between the two is that you have to take part in the unified recruitment examination for civil servants, and it is difficult to get in after being admitted. Accounting firms and tax agencies can apply directly, and people will use you if they think you are good. The income of civil servants may not be as high as that of a good accounting firm, but their jobs and incomes will be more stable.

Audit refers to an independent economic supervision activity in which specialized agencies conduct pre-and post-inspection on major projects and financial revenues and expenditures of governments, financial institutions, enterprises and institutions at all levels according to law. As a supervision mechanism, audit has a long history of practical activities.

Audit majors train compound applied talents who have the basic knowledge of economics, management, accounting and auditing, master modern auditing theories, methods and means, master foreign languages and computer tools, have a strong sense of innovation and potential for sustainable development, and can engage in financial auditing, performance auditing, fixed assets investment auditing and information system auditing in the domestic and foreign economic management fields.