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JOB READY ASSESSMENT BLUEPRINT ACCOUNTING-BASIC - PILOT Test Code: 4100 Version: 01 Specific Competencies and Skills Tested in this Assessment: Journalizing Apply the accounting equation to journalize an opening entry Follow principles of double-entry bookkeeping in the journalizing process Analyze transactions involving owners' equity Posting Post to general and subsidiary ledger accounts Demonstrate understanding of multicolumn ledgers Demonstrate familiarity with computerized posting methods Reconcile subsidiary to general ledgers Use appropriate posting references Payroll Preparation Calculate employee earnings, including salary, hourly, overtime, and commission Demonstrate familiarity with electronic payroll data entry Complete a payroll register Prepare a payroll check and check stub with appropriate information Record information found on W-4 forms in employee data section Calculate appropriate employee payroll taxes Calculate appropriate employer payroll tax liabilities Determine appropriate deposit dates, documentation, and prepare federal tax forms Journalize payroll entries at end of earnings period in general journal

Cash and Banking Procedures Complete check stubs and checks Enter appropriate data on a deposit slip Reconcile a bank statement Demonstrate familiarity with online and electronic banking procedures Exhibit understanding of credit cards and/or debit cards Manage multiple bank accounts and transactions Reconcile and replenish petty cash funds Merchandise Inventory Demonstrate knowledge of a merchandise inventory account using perpetual and periodic methods Analyze effects on accounts by the purchase of goods Calculate the cost of goods sold Prepare adjusting entries based on physical inventory Calculate for obsolete or a shrinkage of inventory Completion of Accounting Cycle Complete 8 or 10 column worksheets Prepare the needed financial statements from a completed worksheet Verify the financial statements against the worksheet for accuracy Record and post adjusting and closing entries Locate and correct accounting errors Prepare post-closing trial balance from general ledger Identification and Application of Source Data Identify and locate appropriate business forms used in bookkeeping and/or accounting Apply procedures for using electronic data for various bookkeeping and/or accounting purposes Interpret and identify information contained in source documents Security Exhibit familiarity with the internal controls for sensitive source documents Exhibit familiarity with the internal controls for e-commerce Exhibit familiarity with internal controls for the protection of company assets and property Exhibit familiarity with confidentiality and ethics Basic Accounting Knowledge and Skills Exhibit understanding of terminology relating to accounting Exhibit understanding of careers in accounting Exhibit understanding of regulatory bodies Demonstrate ability to use calculator, 10-key, and computer Identify various business entities Determine classification of accounts and identify normal balances

Written Assessment: Administration Time: 3 hours Number of Questions: 205 Areas Covered: 7% Journalizing 9% Posting 19% Payroll Preparation 15% Cash and Banking Procedures 9% Merchandise Inventory 12% Completion of Accounting Cycle 5% Identification and Application of Source Data 9% Security 15% Basic Accounting Knowledge and Skills Sample Questions: When the owner takes merchandise for personal use, it will account. A. decrease the Drawing B. decrease the Expense C. increase the Capital D. increase the Drawing Use the Posting Reference (PR) column in the General Ledger to A. trace the entry to the book of final entry B. show the accountant that the transaction was posted in the general ledger C. trace the transaction to the original book of entry D. show which employee posted the record to the general ledger The total earnings of an employee for a payroll period is referred to as A. take-home pay B. pay net of taxes C. net pay D. gross pay A signed statement ordering a bank to pay cash from funds already deposited in that bank is a A. check B. promissory note C. bill of lading D. transfer An actual count of merchandise is called a inventory. A. physical B. perpetual C. merchandise control D. supply

Which accounting form proves ledger amounts are posted correctly? A. income statement B. worksheet trial balance C. balance sheet D. statement of stockholder's equity The source document for issuing a note payable is a/an A. check stub B. receipt C. promissory note D. invoice Many people with an accounting degree go on to become the company's A. secretary B. attorney C. buyer D. comptroller In automated accounting, an audit trail A. ensures accuracy of processed information B. is generated on a yearly basis C. is always on a CD or disk D. corrects the data Sensitive items and data, such as payroll figures and Social Security numbers, should be kept A. as long as possible B. on each employee's laptop C. under lock and key D. only on the manager's computer

Performance Assessment: Administration Time: 3 hours and 25 minutes Number of Jobs: 7 Areas Covered: 7% Identification of Account Balances Participant will have a list of accounts that need to have indicated the normal balance by placing a check mark in the appropriate debit or credit column. 31% Journal Entries Participant will use the spreadsheet provided and record entries for each document in the general journal. 10% Posting Verification Participant will accurately prepare a schedule of accounts receivable using the information provided. 9% Banking Participant will prepare a bank reconciliation with the proper headings using the provided information. 18% Payroll Participant will compute net pay for employees using correct formatting. 9% Complete Worksheet Participant will legibly complete the adjusted trial balance columns, totaling the income statement and balance sheet columns. 16% Financial Statements Participant will use the worksheet provided to prepare an income statement, statement of owners equity, and balance sheet, including proper heading. Sample Job: Maximum Job Time: Participant Activity: Posting Verification 15 minutes Accurately prepare a schedule of accounts receivable using the information provided.