Why are there no CIMA in talent policies and recruitment websites in all provinces, only ACCA, CMA and Aicpa? Is it necessary to bring CIMA? I'm completely lost! ! !

I think the topic is "qualification certificate related to tax work", and of course there will be no CIMA. The full name of CIMA is Institute of Management Accountants, and its main courses are as follows

In other words, CIMA doesn't involve systematic tax law study at all, so it is naturally not helpful for tax work. Professional accounting is mainly divided into two parts, management accounting and financial accounting, and their corresponding majors are worlds apart.

The purpose of management accounting is only to make decisions through reasonable calculation, involving many assumptions and predictions, and is mainly responsible for future affairs. Financial accounting is the traditional "accounting" knowledge such as accounting standards, tax laws and auditing standards. , responsible for recording things that happened easily in the past and making statements.

Of course, even financial accounting has many branches, and not all accountants are going to make statements. At the same time, this does not mean that CIMA is a worthless "parallel import", but depends on what industry you want to engage in and then get a useful certificate.