세무사 시험 ALL IN: 1차 기출·2차 답안

Everything for Tax Accountant Exam Preparation, Tax Accountant Exam ALL IN.

Laws change every year; are you just memorizing past exam answers?

Check everything in one app: legal summaries containing exam statutory provisions, basic core summaries, revision notices attached to each question, and even second-round answer practice where you write and grade your answers yourself.

From explanations of first-round past exam questions to second-round answer practice, this is a learning app designed for students preparing for the Tax Accountant exam.

■ Everything to Study — Legal Summary · Basic Core Summary · Casebook

· Legal Summary: View the provisions of exam statutory laws (Acts, Enforcement Decrees, and Enforcement Rules) by chapter, along with provisions appearing in past exams. You can jump directly from explanations to the relevant provisions, and from provisions to the past exams where those provisions appeared.

· Basic Core Summary: Numbers, periods, and requirements for each statute are organized into tables and diagrams, while Public Finance and Accounting are organized by theme. It covers all provisions of the main exam statutory law (special provisions whose application period has expired are listed). · Casebook: Supreme Court precedents frequently appearing in the 2nd stage of Tax Law are organized into summaries, key judgments, and key exam points.

· Tax Accounting Calculation Structure: The calculation flow for Corporate Tax, Income Tax, and Value Added Tax is organized step-by-step.

■ Adapted to Exams with Changing Laws — Reflecting Revisions Annually

· Past exam questions retain their original answers, while changes are indicated with a [Revision] notice for each question.

· View All Legislative Revisions: View major revisions within the exam scope (Tax Law, Accounting Standards, Commercial Law, Civil Law, Administrative Litigation Law) and revisions relevant to past exam questions on a single screen, categorized by effective year and subject.

· January: Legislative revisions and new accounting standards; March: Revisions of enforcement decrees and rules; May: New precedents in the casebook — Updated annually.

· Areas Covered: Past Exam Explanations & Revision Notices, Law Summary, Basic Core Summary, Modified Mock Exams, Casebook, Summary of Major Revisions.

** ■ Practice — 1st Round Past Questions · 2nd Round Answers

· 1st Round Past Questions: Solve by year, subject, and theme, and review the explanations and relevant legal provisions for each question. Re-solve only the questions you got wrong, or continue solving them.

· 2nd Round Past Questions: Review the reference answers, explanations, and self-scoring points for each question.

· 2nd Round Answer Notebook: Where Your Paper Answers Stack

Just like in the actual exam room, take photos of your written answers and save them for each question. As you rewrite the same question, your answers will stack up neatly.

You can retrieve and review your answers from the very first one to the current one at any time, and place your first and most recent answers side-by-side in [My Past Answers] to check how much you have improved.

Grade your answers by placing them alongside reference answers and self-scoring points, and view your score changes as a graph.

(Photos are stored on your device. Back up to Settings › Photos & PDFs before changing devices or deleting the app. The app will notify you if you haven't backed up for a long time.)

· Answer Practice ALL IN — 6 types of 2nd round answer practice; methods tailored to the subject and question are unlocked.

- Paper Answer Photo (All Subjects): Take a picture of your written answer in a notebook and self-grade it side-by-side with the reference answer.

- Multiple Choice: First check the conclusion, main point, and numbers of the question using 5-option multiple choice; see the reason for correctness for each option (for calculation problems, identify the mistake and the recalculated formula for each incorrect answer).

- Numerical Answer Grading (Accounting & Tax Law Calculation): Enter the answer for each question for immediate grading; if incorrect, use intermediate calculation values ​​to identify where the error occurred.

- Handwriting (Tax Law Essay): Write the answer while timing yourself and compare the keyword inclusion rate with the reference answer — Tablet and keyboard recommended.

- Table of Contents Ordering (Tax Law): Practice the answer format by arranging a mixed table of contents in order.

- Fill in the Blanks: Cover the keywords and answer numbers from the reference answer and fill them in. Level 2: Basic & Advanced (Article Number, Period, Intermediate Calculation Value),

Re-solve only the incorrect boxes, gather and solve only the boxes you previously got wrong, first letter hints.

Scores from practicing the same problems multiple times accumulate on a growth graph.

· 2nd Round Study ALL IN: The study leader selects a problem and posts it in a KakaoTalk room; members write their own answers and exchange opinions. The process is conducted solely via text messages on KakaoTalk, without the need for a server or membership registration.

You can submit photos of your paper-written answers and upload them to the same room. We warm up first with past exam questions, including multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, and sentence ordering.

■ ALL IN’s Unique Study Tools — Bringing Scattered Studies Together

Store multiple PDFs of your textbooks, summaries, and workbooks, and study on your mobile phone, tablet, or Chromebook alongside past exam explanations, reference answers, and legal summaries.

· Memo Notebook: Take notes directly in the box below each 1st and 2nd round question (it opens automatically if you get it wrong, and you can also attach photos), and write down summaries unrelated to the questions yourself. Notes left here and there are gathered on a single Memo Notebook screen by subject and theme, search by keyword, organize into folders, and select only the ★ important or unreviewed items.

· Final Review Bell ALL IN: Attach a bell to the places you will review right before the exam. This includes a single column for organization, a number code card, a single article of legal provisions, key points from case law, a single question from reference answers, and even notes, photos, and PDFs. Swipe sideways in the bell list to browse, view full screen, mark as viewed, go through it again, and solve the collected first-round problems immediately.

· Photo Notebook: Take photos of hand-organized notes, blackboards, and paper answers, and collect them separately for first and second rounds, organized by folder. Create self-made problems with hidden answers to mix and review, and write notes with highlighters, ballpoint pens, or sticky notes on the photos, or add long notepads to each photo.

· Schedule ALL IN: Create a daily routine (daily tasks) and drag it onto a calendar, and set up a book review plan (one book every day or multiple books alternately). If you attach app study tasks to your to-do list, such as "20 past exam questions" or "1 second-round answer key," tasks are automatically checked off after completion, and pending tasks can be postponed all at once. Features include a stopwatch for pure study time and daily study reminders.

· Scanned PDFs: Take notes on PDFs of textbooks and summaries using highlighters, ballpoint pens, or notes.

- [Find in My Textbooks] in Questions: Search your textbooks by themes, keywords, or provisions from first-round questions or second-round reference answers to open the relevant page immediately.

- Word search (text-containing PDFs or OCR scans), Table of Contents, Bookmarks, Skimming by flipping only to pages with notes, Read Aloud, Viewing at Night, Two-Page View (Tablet Landscape)

· Marking "Greater Than/Less Than" and "Less Than" ALL IN: In provisions, summaries, and explanations, "Greater Than/Less Than," "Less Than/Less Than," "Less Than," and "Greater Than" are color-coded (Blue for pages of "Less Than"; Orange for pages of "Greater Than"); and "Less Than" and "Greater Than," where boundary values ​​are missing, are further distinguished by lines. · Read-Aloud: Reads out articles and summaries aloud, continuing the reading even when the screen is off.

■ Free and Passes

· First 7 Days: A trial period to use all years and features as is.

· Free: Past exam questions, explanations, and reference answers from the most recent 1st and 2nd rounds; practice mock exams from the most recent year; summaries of VAT precedents, VAT laws, and cost management accounting; final review bell; net study time stopwatch; study group participation; read-aloud.

· Pass (3 months, 6 months, 12 months; from purchase date; both 1st and 2nd rounds; no automatic renewal): Past exam questions and explanations from all years starting from 2015; complete legal summaries and basic core summaries; complete casebooks; mock exams for weak areas; memo notes and collections of incorrect questions; study plans; photo notes; scanned PDFs; create study groups.

· Withdrawal of subscription may be restricted once access to digital content has begun (Article 9 of the Terms of Use). Please try the free trial before purchasing.

■ Records are stored only on your device

Study records, answers, memos, photos, and PDFs are stored only on your device and are not transmitted to the creator. There is no membership registration, and data does not automatically sync between devices. When transferring to another device, please use the backup files and photo/PDF bundles in the settings.

· This app is a study app for students preparing for the Certified Tax Accountant (CTA) "exam." It does not provide tax agency services or tax consultation.

· It is not affiliated with government or public institutions such as the Human Resources Development Service of Korea, the Ministry of Finance and Economy, or the National Tax Service, and is not an app created or approved by any of these agencies.

· Source for past exam questions and final answers: Human Resources Development Service of Korea Q-net (https://www.q-net.or.kr) — Available under the Public Nuri Type 1 (attribution) conditions.

· Source for statutes and precedents: National Law Information Center (https://www.law.go.kr).

· The explanations and reference answers are learning reference materials (using AI tools) created by the producer based on the original text of laws and standards, and are not official answers.