The difference between certified public accountants and non certified public accountants is as follows: 1. Whether they have the right to sign: certified public accountants are certified public accountants who work in the firm with the right to sign, and non certified public accountants do not have the right to sign audit reports. 2. Different employment directions: certified public accountants need to work in accounting firms in China, while non certified public accountants have a very wide range of employment because they do not work in the firms.
3. Different salaries
Certified public accountants carry out special audit work in accounting firms, and their salaries are relatively fixed.
However, non practicing members have a large difference in salary due to their choice of employment directions.
4. Different contributions
(1) 1000 yuan per person per year for practicing members;
(2) Non practicing members are 100 yuan per person per year.
The specific charging standard may vary according to the year. For details, please refer to the Institute of Certified Public Accountants in each region.
5. Different payment methods of membership dues
Practicing members shall pay their membership fees through their accounting firm.
Non practicing members shall pay non practicing member dues of the current year to the institute of certified public accountants of the province, autonomous region, or municipality directly under the Central Government where the membership relationship is located.