Introduction of tax accountant examination questions and scores (for reference only)
1, tax law (1): 60 points for multiple-choice questions, 40 points for multiple-choice questions, 16 points for calculation questions, and 24 points for comprehensive analysis questions.
2. Tax Law (II): 60 points for multiple-choice questions, 40 points for multiple-choice questions, 0/6 points for calculation questions, and 24 points for comprehensive analysis questions.
3. Finance and accounting: 60 points for single-choice questions, 40 points for multiple-choice questions, 0/6 points for calculation questions, and 24 points for comprehensive analysis questions.
4. Laws related to tax-related services: 60 points for single-choice questions, 40 points for multiple-choice questions and 40 points for comprehensive analysis questions.
5. Tax-related service practice: 30 points for multiple-choice questions, 20 points for multiple-choice questions, 40 points for short-answer questions and 50 points for comprehensive analysis questions. It is also the only subject with subjective questions in the tax accountant exam.
Answering skills
Multiple-choice questions: the option of "OK" is preferred, and the uncertain items must be left blank, and "Guess" must be filled in.
Multiple-choice question: This question type is a scoring mechanism with fewer choices, and it is better to choose less than wrong.
Calculation problem: no calculation process is needed, just choose the correct option, and the results before and after confirm each other.
Answer: Candidates need clear thinking, clear logic, and remember the main points.
Comprehensive analysis questions: the score ratio is significant, and candidates need to thoroughly understand the real questions over the years.
Suggestions on the study of tax accountant examination
1. Make a study plan
As the saying goes, if you want to win a big battle, you need to make preparations and plans in advance and know the enemy like the back of your hand before you can win. In the same way. The same is true of the tax accountant exam. For example, I don't know where to study, the time is chaotic, and there is no preparation plan. The exam is bound to fail. For top students with high scores, a complete study plan is basically indispensable. Therefore, if you want to pass the tax agent exam smoothly, you must also have a complete study plan and arrange your time reasonably.
Overcome procrastination
About procrastination, most people will have it. The key is how to overcome it, otherwise it will directly affect your exam results. In fact, procrastination is also a manifestation of laziness. Putting off today's work until tomorrow and the day after tomorrow is the problem of procrastination. Delays day after day will naturally hinder the progress of learning. Therefore, it is most important to be strict with yourself and get rid of your laziness.