This document contains 4 multiple choice questions related to government accounting and procurement. The first question asks to identify a type of center in a government agency responsible for a specified set of activities. The second question asks which agency is responsible for accounting standards. The third question asks to identify the objective that is an exception for government accounting. The fourth question asks if honoraria can be granted for successfully completed direct contracting procurement projects.
This document contains 4 multiple choice questions related to government accounting and procurement. The first question asks to identify a type of center in a government agency responsible for a specified set of activities. The second question asks which agency is responsible for accounting standards. The third question asks to identify the objective that is an exception for government accounting. The fourth question asks if honoraria can be granted for successfully completed direct contracting procurement projects.
This document contains 4 multiple choice questions related to government accounting and procurement. The first question asks to identify a type of center in a government agency responsible for a specified set of activities. The second question asks which agency is responsible for accounting standards. The third question asks to identify the objective that is an exception for government accounting. The fourth question asks if honoraria can be granted for successfully completed direct contracting procurement projects.
This is a part, segment, unit or function of a government agency, headed by
a manager, who is accountable for a specified set of activities
A. Cost Center B. Profit Center C. Responsibility Center D. Segment Accounting
This is the agency responsible for the consistency of account classification
and coding standards with the Government Finance Statistics. A. Commission on Audit B. Department of Budget and Management C. Department of Finance- Bureau of Treasury D. Bureau of Internal Revenue
The following are objectives of government accounting EXCEPT _.
a. Production of information concerning past operations and present condition. b. Adopt a system that is in conformity with International Accounting Standards. c. Report on the financial position and the result of operations of government agencies for the information and guidance of all persons concerned. d. Provide control of the acts of public bodies and offices in the receipt, disposition and utilization of funds and property.
May honoraria be granted on the basis of successfully completed direct
contracting procurement projects? A. Yes. Honoraria may be granted on the basis of successfully completed direct contracting procurement projects because the phrase “successfully complete procurement projects” refer to all procurement projects awarded through competitive bidding and all the alternative methods. B. No. The phrase “successfully complete procurement projects” refer only to projects award through competitive bidding, limited source bidding or negotiated procurement under two-failed biddings. C. No. Honoraria may not be granted on the basis of successfully completed procurement projects awarded through all the alternative methods of procurement. D. Yes. Honoraria may be granted on the basis of successfully completed procurement projects awarded through competitive bidding and direct contracting procurement method.