First, learning has no direction and can't grasp the key points.
Many candidates have made a lot of efforts in the process of preparing for the self-taught exam, but the learning effect is not significant. What's the problem? In fact, many candidates often can't grasp the key points and don't know where to start studying, so the study time is wasted. You should know that there are many test sites involved in various subjects of tax agents, and it is difficult to pass the exam without a set of study plans suitable for you.
Second, lack of concentration.
In order to improve learning efficiency, the prerequisite must be to maintain a high degree of concentration. Some candidates will watch mobile phones and play computer games from time to time when studying, which will distract their attention and lead to low learning efficiency. In any case, since you have applied for the tax accountant, you should go all out and study harder. According to your own plans and goals, the daily learning tasks will be strictly put in place.
Third, just read books and don't do problems.
As we all know, the textbook is the key counseling material in the tax agent exam, so some candidates focus on the textbook and ignore the importance of doing the questions. In fact, teaching materials are as important as doing problems, and both are indispensable. Doing problems is not only a process of consolidating the test sites you have learned, but also a process of finding and filling gaps. Only by reading more books, doing more questions and thinking more can we achieve efficient learning.
Fourth, blind sea tactics
In doing questions, many candidates only pursue the quantity of questions and ignore the quality of questions, which is also an important factor leading to the inefficiency of preparing for exams. Everyone should take every question seriously when doing it, and form a good habit of carefully examining it when doing it at ordinary times to avoid losing points because of carelessness in the exam.