As a "watershed" in the accounting industry, both the application requirements and the examination content are higher than those of junior accountants. "Economic Law" is the subject with the largest amount of memory and the most memorization content in the intermediate accounting exam. Below, Deep Sky Network provides some learning methods for everyone. I hope it will be helpful.

1. Intermediate accounting teaching materials are constantly being adjusted

The content of the teaching materials for the intermediate accounting professional title examination is constantly expanding, such as the eight chapters of the "Economic Law" assessment, which include civil and commercial law, tax law, finance Laws, etc. are all involved.

These include the General Principles of Civil Law, Arbitration Law, Civil Procedure Law, Company Law, Partnership Law, Securities Law, Insurance Law, Negotiable Instruments Law, Contract Law, and Interim Value Added Tax. Regulations, Corporate Income Tax Law, Budget Law, Government Procurement Law, State-owned Assets Management Law, Patent Law, Trademark Law, as well as the implementation rules and judicial interpretations of each law, etc. There is too much content to master.

2. The preparation time for the new textbooks is short

Although registration starts in March every year and the exam ends in early September, the preparation time is only four and a half months. Six months to prepare for the exam may seem like a long time, but if you prepare for the three subjects of "Intermediate Accounting Practice", "Financial Management" and "Economic Law" in one year, you will only have an average of two months to prepare for each subject.

While the preparation time is short, the assessment requirements are high. The "Economic Law" exam questions not only directly assess memory ability such as time and clause regulations, but also assess understanding and calculation ability. Case-based questions, the assessment ratio is 4:6.

3. Office workers are under a lot of pressure

As a financial officer and a mother of a child, I am the backbone of the financial department in my unit. I have to concentrate on my work during working hours and after get off work. You have to worry about the children and wait until the whole family is asleep before you have some time to yourself.

Study time is short, you can’t finish the lectures, you don’t have time to do questions, you don’t have time to read, and you have a lot of pressure in work and life.

Key points to note in the Intermediate Accounting Examination

1. Pay attention to the basics. The review area should be as broad as possible (objective questions), and the important and difficult chapters (subjective questions) should be appropriately explored.

2. The subjective questions are concentrated in these chapters: Chapter 2 Company Law, Chapter 4 Negotiable Instruments Law, Chapter 5 Contract Law, Chapter 6 Value-Added Tax, and Chapter 7 Corporate Income Tax. In the intermediate examination, if you win the subjective part, you are actually not far away from passing the test.

3. Pay attention to changes in teaching materials. New knowledge points that have not been tested this year will still have the possibility of being tested in the coming year.

4. It is generally not possible to finish the economic law, but candidates who are not familiar with computer typing should practice it in advance and use copy and paste skillfully to reduce the time of invalid typing.