Ask the friends who have passed the exam for help. There is only one month left. How to prepare for the exam from scratch?

Let me talk about my experience. You can refer to it

First of all, I study management, so I have some basics in these subjects, which may be easier to learn than you.

I haven't taken the economic law exam yet, and I'm going to leave it until the end, so I won't talk about it.

Let's talk about tax law first. The review materials I use are light one and light six. Personally, I think both books are ok. I have basic knowledge, but I haven't heard of online classes, only those from Liu Ying. (Note: There are two tutoring institutions: China * China * Association * Planning * Net 8 School and Dong * Ao, corresponding to two sets of review materials, one dream * wants to * become * really light * loose * connected *. I have used both sets of books. Personally, I think relaxing is better than dreaming, and the quality of answering questions is higher. If you don't have any foundation, it's not bad to attend classes to help you understand. The knowledge of tax law is spread all over the world, and the examination is very detailed. This is reflected in the objective questions, and you can really test any sentence in the book. The test sites for calculation questions and comprehensive questions are relatively concentrated. As long as you master the key points of each chapter, you should be able to answer about the same. The tax law really has to be turned over several times. Recite knowledge points.

In my opinion, corporate strategy is simpler than tax law. After all, I just started the exam these two years. I have read several books and done objective questions. I study management, so I think many objective questions are common sense, so they are relatively simple. As long as the accuracy of objective questions is guaranteed, subjective questions can only be played by themselves on the basis of grasping the main points. In fact, you don't need to spend too much time memorizing and reciting. Company strategy is mainly to understand.

Compared with these two, I think the company strategy is simpler. It took me only one month to review the company's strategy last year. There are obvious key chapters in the company strategy, such as Chapter 4 and Chapter 5. I can't remember the rest, but it will be in the review materials. It's not a key chapter, you just need to see if you can cope with objective problems. Recite the main points in the key chapters a little, and then play when you encounter subjective questions. It is to ensure objective questions, then master the main points of subjective questions, and then play. Therefore, personally, it is not too late to re-examine the company strategy from now on. As for the tax law, because its objective questions often have traps, and the knowledge points designed are very wide, it needs solid basic knowledge, and the objective questions are not guaranteed. Moreover, subjective questions often encounter a wrong step (based on the results of the previous step), which is even more difficult to distinguish compared with the company strategy. If the foundation is not solid, it is not easy to reach 60 points.

As for the review plan. You can read two chapters a day for non-key chapters, one chapter for key chapters, and do corresponding exercises after reading. The next day, review the key points of the previous day. In the last week, it should be no problem to do six sets of light six questions.

The above is just my personal opinion. If it is useful, you can refer to it. I hope you succeed in the exam.