Do professional members of certified public accountants need 2-year social security certificates?

Need. According to the regulations of the Finance Bureau, professional members of certified public accountants need to pass the national unified examination for certified public accountants and engage in auditing business for more than two years, that is, they need social security certificates for more than two years. You can apply for registration with the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government. A member of the accounting profession refers to an accountant who has a certain accounting professional level and has obtained a certificate after examination, and can accept the entrustment of the parties to undertake business related to auditing, accounting, consulting and taxation.