The 2022 supplementary examination for tax agents will be held on August 5. Prior to this, many candidates had not completed their registration because of the problem of subject matching. The following deep space network provides some suggestions for everyone, hoping to help.

Allocation scheme of tax accounting subjects

Regarding subject collocation, Bian Xiao believes that different types of candidates have different understanding and mastery of different subjects, so in order to find the most suitable subject collocation scheme, candidates should measure it according to their own personal situation.

Generally speaking, the three subjects of tax law I, II and tax-related service-related laws are relatively basic, so the difficulty will be relatively small, while the tax-related service affairs, finance and accounting test sites are more flexible, so the difficulty will be slightly greater.

Finally, Bian Xiao suggested that for zero-based candidates who are not fully sure and do not know much about tax knowledge, they can choose to register for Tax Law I and Tax Law II at first, lay a good foundation, and then choose to register for the remaining three subjects after successfully passing the two subjects. Five years is enough anyway. As long as you work hard, it is not too difficult to get a tax accountant certificate.

Suggestions on preparing for the tax agent exam in 2022

1. Economic candidates

The most common way to prepare for the exam is to complete three core subjects of tax agents within one year, namely, tax law I, tax law II and tax-related service practice, and the rest subjects are completed in the second year. In addition to its own professional advantages, this choice lies in the close internal relationship between the core three taxes of tax agents. Tax-related service practice basically examines the contents of tax law 1 and tax law 2. Although it seems that there are many subjects, it will not increase the learning burden of candidates.

2. Non-accounting candidates

For general or zero-based candidates and candidates including non-accounting majors, attention should be paid to the accumulation of accounting knowledge in the process of preparing for tax agents, because financial accounting involves comprehensive accounting knowledge, and accounting is the basis of most subjects. If candidates find it difficult to prepare for the exam by themselves, they can choose to listen to online classes or attend face-to-face lectures to learn from teachers, which is more efficient.