According to the regulations, those who are receiving nationally recognized education in accounting, financial management, certified public accountants, auditing and other related majors in institutions of higher learning or vocational education can be regarded as having completed continuing education. So if you are a student and get an accounting certificate before graduation, you can avoid continuing education.

However, due to the different regulations of local finance bureaus, the regulations and time of exemption from continuing education are not necessarily the same, so it is best for each fresh graduate to consult the finance bureau to which the accounting certificate belongs and ask about the specific situation.

Note: Those who meet the requirements for exemption from continuing education are required to submit application materials to the Finance Bureau, and the application will not be completed until it is stamped. If you don't apply, you will be considered unsuccessful.