Persons who sign up for the intermediate qualification examination of accounting major and technology must meet one of the following conditions in addition to the above basic conditions:

1, obtained a college degree and worked as an accountant for five years.

2. Obtain a bachelor's degree and have been engaged in accounting for four years.

3 double bachelor's degree or graduate class, engaged in accounting work for two years.

4. Get a master's degree and have been engaged in accounting for one year.

5. Get a doctorate.

Those who have passed the national unified examination and obtained intermediate and primary qualifications in economics, statistics and auditing, and have the above basic conditions, can sign up for the corresponding level of accounting professional and technical qualification examination.

The number of years of accounting work specified in the registration conditions refers to the total number of years of accounting work before and after obtaining the required academic qualifications, and the deadline is before the end of the year of examination registration.

Examination subjects:

The technical intermediate qualification examination for accounting majors consists of three subjects: financial management, economic law and intermediate accounting practice.

Financial management and economic law 2.5 hours, intermediate accounting practice 3 hours.

"Intermediate Accounting Practice" subjects: single-choice questions, multiple-choice questions, judgment questions, calculation and analysis questions, and comprehensive questions.

"Financial Management" subjects: single-choice questions, multiple-choice questions, judgment questions, calculation and analysis questions, and comprehensive questions.

"Economic Law" subjects: single choice questions, multiple choice questions, true or false questions, short answer questions and comprehensive questions.

"Primary Accounting Practice" and "Basis of Economic Law" are both objective topics. Basis of Economic Law is the same as 20 1 1. The original "calculation analysis questions" and "comprehensive questions" of the course "Primary Accounting Practice" were adjusted to "non-directional multiple-choice questions", as follows:

"Basis of Economic Law" subjects: single choice questions, multiple choice questions, judgment questions and indefinite choice questions.

"Primary Accounting Practice" subjects: single choice questions, multiple choice questions, judgment questions and indefinite choice questions.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Intermediate Accounting Title