Question types of tax accounting examination subjects
The tax accountant exam consists of five subjects, including financial accounting, tax-related service practice, tax law (1), tax law (2) and tax-related service-related laws. The questions for each subject are as follows:
1, tax law (1) and tax law (2) are as follows:
There are 40 multiple-choice questions, 20 multiple-choice questions, 8 calculation questions and comprehensive questions 12.
2, "tax related services related laws" issues are:
There are 40 multiple-choice questions, 20 multiple-choice questions and 20 comprehensive questions.
3. The financial and accounting issues are:
There are 40 multiple-choice questions, 20 multiple-choice questions, 8 calculation questions and comprehensive questions 12.
4. The theme of tax-related service practice is:
20 multiple-choice questions, multiple-choice questions 10, 5 short-answer questions and 2 comprehensive questions.
Taxpayer's difficulty ranking
The difficulty order of five tax agents is as follows:
Tax service practice > finance and accounting > tax service related laws/tax law 2 > tax law 1.
If you are a zero-based candidate with a weak foundation, I suggest you apply for Tax Law I+Tax Law II within one year. Tax Law 1 and Tax Law 2 belong to five subjects of tax agent examination, which are relatively less difficult and relatively basic. Therefore, candidates with less learning difficulty and weak foundation will apply for these two subjects in the first year, which will also lay the foundation for the study of other subjects in the later period and increase their self-confidence.
Tax accountant examination method
The tax agent exam is a closed-book computer exam, that is, candidates need to obtain test questions, answer questions and submit the answer results on the computer terminal.
The examination system supports five input methods: Acura Five-stroke Input Method, Universal Five-stroke Input Method, Sogou Pinyin Input Method, Microsoft Pinyin Input Method and Google Pinyin Input Method. It should be noted that the examination system does not provide auxiliary input devices and software, such as a handwriting board.