What's the difference between a tax accountant and an intermediate accountant?
1. Content
Intermediate accountants mainly focus on the assessment of accounting knowledge, while tax agents focus on tax professional knowledge, so three of them have to take the tariff examination, which is much deeper than the tax law knowledge involved in intermediate economic law; In addition, tax agents also have exams on accounting knowledge, civil law, criminal law and administrative law, which span a large span and will be more difficult for tax agents.
2. Thematic aspects
There are five main subjects of tax accountant examination, namely: tax law (1), tax law (2), finance and accounting, tax-related services related laws and tax-related service practices.
There are three main examinations for intermediate accountants, namely, intermediate accounting practice, intermediate economic law and intermediate financial management.
How to match tax agents and intermediate accounting examination subjects?
As we all know, according to the examination schedule, the intermediate accounting exam will be earlier than the tax agent exam, so for the candidates who have just finished the intermediate accounting exam, I believe there are still contents about the relevant test sites of intermediate accounting in their minds, which will be of great help to the next tax agent exam. You know, some subjects between intermediary and tax agent are closely related. How to fully prepare for the exam? I believe I can pass the intermediate and tax agent exams in a short time.
In terms of subject collocation, the financial accounting of intermediate accountants and tax agents can be tested together; Intermediate economic law can match the relevant laws of tax-related practice of tax agents; Intermediate financial management and tax accountant's financial accounting can also be matched together. It depends on the actual situation of the candidates.
Which is more difficult to test, tax accountant or intermediate accountant?
For the tax agent exam, because the subjects include tax law I and tax law II, both of which are tax laws, the scope of test sites and knowledge points are more detailed, so compared with intermediate accounting, the content of the subjects tested by intermediate accounting does not account for much, and the scores are not much. Therefore, single tax law is obviously more difficult than intermediate accounting.