Explain the reason: Certified public accountants need to review and evaluate the company's financial status. Once mistakes or illegal activities occur, it may lead to economic losses and legal risks.
Although lawyers also have certain risks, they are relatively smaller than those of certified public accountants.
Extension: CPAs need to be very rigorous and cautious when reviewing a company's financial status, and must ensure the accuracy and authenticity of every data, otherwise errors or violations may occur.
On the other hand, lawyers are mainly responsible for handling legal affairs on behalf of clients. They need to have high legal literacy and professional knowledge, and always pay attention to changes and updates in laws and regulations to ensure that their agency behavior is legal and compliant.
In general, both CPAs and lawyers need to possess a high level of professional ethics and professionalism in order to succeed in their careers.