FBLA: ACCOUNTING I. Competency: Journalizing



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Competency: Journalizing 1. Prepare a multi-column journal for recording data. 2. Record transactions such as accounts receivables and accounts payables in appropriate journals. 3. Journalize or record business transactions in a journal (e.g., cash receipts, cash payments, purchases, sales, and general). 4. Journalize adjusting and closing entries for a business. 5. Prove and rule journals. Competency: Account Classification 1. Evaluate assets and liabilities to determine their function in an accounting system. 2. Identify asset accounts. 3. Identify liability accounts. 4. Identify capital or owner s equity accounts. 5. Create a chart of accounts to reflect business needs and update as needed. 6. Differentiate fixed assets, intangible assets, and current assets. 7. Differentiate between current and long-term liabilities. 1. Identify the steps in the accounting cycle. 2. Identify and apply the accounting equation. Competency: Terminology, Concepts, and Practices 3. Maintain knowledge of current financial laws, regulations, and policies to ensure compliance in financial practices. 4. Identify resources to provide information on financial laws, regulations, and policies. 5. Describe the different types of financial statements; explain their purpose and compare the difference. 6. Define general accounting terms such as asset, liability, accounts payable, capital, income, expense, etc. 7. Define double entry accounting, debits, and credits. 8. Describe the purpose of accounting and the role it plays in our economy. 9. Describe the purpose of the GAAP. Competency: Income Statement 1. Apply income statement equation to determine revenue and expenses. 2. Prepare an income statement that reports the results of operations for any entity. 3. Interpret the information on an income statement. Page 1

Competency: Posting 1. Post from journals to a general ledger. 2. Post from journals to a subsidiary ledger. 3. Record the posting in the journal and ledger reference columns. 4. Balance and verify the ledger accounts. 5. Prepare a trial balance. 6. Post adjusting and closing entries. 7. Prepare schedules for subsidiary ledgers. Competency: Balance Sheet 1. Classify account titles into assets, liabilities, and owners equity for balance sheet. 2. Prepare a balance sheet that reports the financial condition of the entity. 3. Interpret the information found on a balance sheet. Competency: Worksheet 1. Identify information needed in preparation of a worksheet. 2. Record adjustments on the worksheet. 3. Prepare trial balance, income statement, and balance sheet sections of the worksheet. Competency: Bank Reconciliation 1. Maintain a check register. 2. Compare checkbook to bank statement. 3. Identify inequalities and make adjusting entry. 4. Prepare a bank reconciliation statement. 5. Journalize banking transaction. Page 2

Competency: Payroll 1. Identify methods used to determine gross earnings (e.g., piece-rate, hourly, commission). 2. Explain the purposes of withholdings and other deductions. 3. Verify time and wage documents (e.g., time cards, etc.). 4. Compute employee gross earnings, deductions, and net pay. 5. Maintain employee earnings record. 6. Journalize payroll transactions. 7. Record payroll earnings and deductions in a payroll register. 8. Prepare payroll checks and vouchers. 9. Complete federal and state employment forms such as W-4, W-2, quarterly reports, and unemployment tax forms. 1. Identify types of business organizations and functions. Competency: Types of Ownership 2. Identify business reporting and information flow required for types of ownership. 3. Explain the characteristics associated with corporations. 4. Define the advantages and disadvantages of corporations. 5. Explain the characteristics of partnerships. 6. Define the advantages and disadvantages of partnerships. 7. Explain the characteristics of sole proprietorships. 8. Define the advantages and disadvantages of sole proprietorships. 9. Compare the accounting implications for different types of business ownership. Competency: Depreciation 1. Identify the appropriate method for calculating depreciation. 2. Determine depreciation using straight-line, units of production, double-declining balance, and sum of the years digits. 3. Maintain records for depreciation of plant assets. 4. Journalize and post depreciation on plant assets. Page 3

Competency: Manual and Computerized Systems 1. Operate appropriate financial software to generate useable data. 2. Operate electronic spreadsheet software to create formulas and reports. 3. Adapt accounting and recordkeeping functions to current computerized systems. 4. Use a spreadsheet to prepare payroll, create worksheets, and other reports. 5. Enter appropriate data and print checks to process payroll. 6. Identify and review financial management software packages that meet company needs. 1. Identify confidentiality concepts and policies. 2. Identify characteristics of professional conduct. 3. Identify and practice good ethical behavior. 4. Differentiate between good and poor business ethics. Competency: Ethics 5. Adhere to established company rules, regulations, and policies. 6. Identify issues and trends affecting computers and information privacy. 7. Implement security measures to minimize loss and to create trust (e.g., maintain data security, develop strategies to protect data, etc.). Page 4

References: Business and Personal Finance Competency List. 2002. South Carolina Career and Technology, South Carolina Department of Education. Columbia, SC. Career Cluster Resources for Marketing, Sales & Service. 2003. National Association of State Directors of Career Technical Education Consortium. Washington, DC Career Cluster Resources for Business, Management and Administration. 2003. National Association of State Directors of Career Technical Education Consortium. Washington, DC. Career Cluster Resources for Finance. 2003. National Association of State Directors of Career Technical Education Consortium. Washington, DC. Career Cluster Resources for Information Technology. 2003. National Association of State Directors of Career Technical Education Consortium. Washington, DC. Financial Services Task List. Career and Technical Education. KY Department of Education. Frankfort, KY. Business Financial Occupations Skill Standards. Vocational Technical Education Consortium of States. Decatur, GA. Accounting Task List. Vocational Technical Education Consortium of States. Decatur, GA. Eisen, Peter J. Accounting, 5 th ed. 2007. Barron s Educational Series. New York. Accounting Task List. Virginia Department of Education. Richmond, VA. Page 5