The structure of the paper is what we usually call the layout of the paper, and there are rules to follow, such as the relevant provisions of People's Republic of China (PRC) National Standard-Format of Sci-tech Journals. A standard accounting paper structure should generally consist of three parts: the front part of the paper (most of which need to be compared in Chinese and English), the main part of the paper and the end part of the paper. The front part mainly includes title, content summary (or abstract) and keywords, the main part includes introduction (or introduction), this thesis and conclusion, and the end part includes thanks, notes and references. The simple statement is as follows: titles are also called titles and titles. It is a logical combination that uses the most accurate and concise words to reflect the most important and specific content in the text. The title of an accounting paper is generally a single-line title. You can also use a double-line title, that is, a combination of a title and a subtitle. The main purpose of the paper is to refine and summarize the subtitle, which is the explanation of the topic to show the scope of the paper and is the basis of the topic.

The title of a paper should generally meet the following requirements: first, accurately summarize the content of the paper and strive to be consistent with the title; Second, the title should be original and fascinating, and strive to impress readers; The third is to be as concise as possible, so that readers can see it at a glance and remember it easily. 65438+

Introduction is the beginning of an accounting paper. This part mainly involves two contents: one is to establish the central topic, and the other is to clarify the background, purpose, value and significance of the research topic. If the accounting paper is long, you can briefly introduce part of this theory in the introduction, or prompt the conclusion of the discussed problem. But it must be concise and clear, and don't drag your feet.

2. This theory

This theory is the main body of accounting thesis. In this part, the author raises questions, analyzes problems, puts forward solutions, or elaborates the author's research results in detail, especially puts forward new creative opinions. This part must determine the corresponding writing style according to the nature of the topic, or make a positive argument or refute different views, so as to achieve the purpose of demonstrating the views of the paper.

3. Conclusion

The conclusion is a summary of all the contents of the paper. The conclusion is the general idea of an innovative paper based on the analysis and comprehensive refining of all materials, which should show the author's laws and principles, what important topics have been solved, and what amendments, supplements, developments, affirmations or negatives have been made to the traditional ideas; It can also point out the shortcomings of the paper research and the research direction to solve this shortage, so as to attract the attention of peers. In this way, the article echoes from beginning to end, forming an organic whole with strict logical structure and complete expression.

thank you

You can mark the unit or individual who helped you finish your paper on the front page or at the end of the article to express your gratitude.

(6) References

Accounting papers should list references at the end of the article, indicating other achievements referenced or cited when writing this article. On the one hand, it shows the author's serious writing attitude, which are his own opinions and research achievements, and which are others' achievements or blades, and also shows respect for previous opinions or research achievements; Indicate the source of the cited materials for easy retrieval. References should indicate the author, book (title or article), publication name (issue), page number, year of publication, place of publication, etc.