CFA and CFP are very strict and expensive to apply for. It is better to take the CPA exam. There are contacts.

However, taking the CPA exam is very labor-intensive.

Let me share with you some experience (my original creation.) If you can take the exam, prepare for it one by one. The exam was just completed this year. Now is the best time to prepare for the 2010 CPA exam.

It might be better for you if I tell you about the foundation you need.

Accounting requires a foundation in intermediate accounting practice, cost accounting, financial management, and financial statement analysis.

Auditing is easy to understand only if you have good accounting skills. This book is boring and takes more time than accounting.

Financial management requires knowledge of financial statement analysis, management accounting, financial management, and cost accounting.

You can learn economic law even if you have no foundation.

Tax law requires basic knowledge of accounting.

I haven't passed the risk management exam. I took the exam under the old system.

Now that the CPA exam has just been completed less than a month ago, it should be said that it is the best time to prepare for next year's CPA exam. Don't be greedy for more when taking the CPA exam, and don't overestimate yourself and underestimate the difficulty of being a CPA.

It’s best not to buy all 6 books now, because the teaching materials will definitely change, especially the tax law will change a lot next year. I suggest you prepare for each subject one by one, prepare one book, and buy another book to prepare.

By April next year, depending on your preparation, you will decide which subjects to take. In my personal opinion, I definitely think it is most appropriate for you to take three subjects: economic law, tax law, and risk management. These subjects are not closely related to accounting.

What is slightly more closely related to accounting is tax law.

You don’t have to buy tutorial books. It’s best to sign up for a class. The classes you sign up for in 2010 are for 2009. I suggest you sign up for an online school and follow along. The results will be better.

In addition, during the preparation process, be sure not to miss the big questions, because if you fail to answer a big question in the exam, the possibility of passing is very small. Each big question is worth about 18 points. If you are right, it will be 80 points.

That is to say, the correct rate must reach 80% to have any hope of passing. However, if the correct rate reaches 80%, you can usually complete the questions. You would rather make more mistakes than miss the big questions.

Questions about matching: 1. Accounting and auditing (+ tax law): There is nothing wrong with such a combination. Some people say that taking this exam first is equivalent to taking half of the CPA exam. There is nothing wrong with this statement, but this combination varies from person to person.

, accounting itself is the most difficult, and auditing takes longer than accounting, so this combination is suitable for those who have a very good foundation, have time to compare, and like to delve into big topics.

If you are preparing now, you can try it. It is recommended that you try the tutoring class of the online school. There are 10 free lessons, including Chapter 2. If you can’t understand Chapter 2, it is recommended not to prepare.

2. Accounting and Taxation Law (+Economic Law/+Risk Management): This combination takes 3 months less than the first combination. This reporting method is suitable for junior students who are about to finish their professional courses and have no other exams.

Only take the CPA exam, so if you pass the exam, it will be better for you to find a job after graduation.

3. Tax Law and Economic Law (+Risk Management): This is suitable for those who are inexperienced in taking exams and have weak generalization ability. It is suitable to start with this exam first.

4. Financial Management Economic Law (+Risk Management/+Tax Law): This combination is the most time-saving, but it is especially suitable for friends who are good at probability theory and mathematical statistics and have studied finance, because the option stock price of financial management is the most

The most difficult chapter is the overall value assessment of the enterprise. Those who are good at mathematics and have a financial background will save time and effort.

Those who are afraid of mathematics are not suitable for this.

Note: This "Accounting" is related to every discipline of CPA, among which it is most related to auditing and tax law.

This "Accounting" is not a foundation, let alone "Basics of Accounting". For many students who study accounting, it is normal to score more than 10 or more than 20 points in this subject, and many of them can't do a big question.

So it's best to be mentally prepared. This "Accounting" requires a foundation in financial management and cost accounting. Chapter 2 of Financial Assets involves knowledge of annuities (time value of money).

"Economic Law" and "Tax Law" require knowledge of "Accounting Basics". Economic Law, Company Law, and Securities Law require judgment on cash flow and net interest rate issues. Without any accounting foundation, it will definitely not work.

In addition, the bill issue is difficult to understand for non-accounting majors and will definitely take a lot of time.

The "Tax Law" requires more knowledge of "Basic Accounting", corporate income tax, financial statements, various expenses, depreciation of fixed assets, and value-added tax. If you don't have such basic knowledge, you don't need to take the exam.

The following is a question about how to study. I haven’t taken the risk management test and don’t need to take it, so I can’t answer it. I don’t know the method for auditing, so I won’t answer it either. Let me tell you about the other four subjects: In fact, many people say

It is a mistake to study economic law and tax law without accounting foundation.

The first is financial management: It is not easy to pass the exam if you master the formulas as others say. Financial management plus objective questions require a calculation of more than 80 points. The foundation of learning financial management is financial statement analysis, cost accounting, and management accounting.