ORGANIZATIONS
ORGANIZATIONS
ORGANIZATIONS
1. This is the government agency that regulates the registration and operations
of corporations, partnerships and other form of associations in the
Philippines. SEC
2. This organization aims to raise revenues for the government through the
effective and efficient collection of taxes, provide quality service to
taxpayers, and enforce tax laws in an impartial and uniform manner. BIR
3. This organization administers, implements and enforces the regulatory
policies of the Philippine government with respect to the regulation and
licensing of the various profession under its jurisdiction, one of which is
accountancy. RA. 8981
4. Its mandate is to regulate and supervise the insurance industry for the
promotion of the national interest. IRA (INSURANCE REGULATORY
AUTHORITY)
5. The primary objective of this agency is to maintain price stability conducive
to a balanced and sustainable economic growth. RA. 11211
6. This agency is empowered to administer the Philippine Accountancy Act of
2004. RA. 9298
7. The following are the qualifications of the members of the Board of
Accountancy, except:
a. Natural-born citizen and resident of the Philippines
b. Duly registered CPA with at least 10 years of work experience in any
scope of the practice of accountancy
c. Good moral character, not convicted of crimes involving moral
turpitude
d. No direct, or material indirect, pecuniary interest in any school,
college, university or institution conferring the BS Accountancy degree
or providing CPA review classes
8. The Board shall be under the administrative supervision of the:
a. Philippine Institute of CPAs
b. Professional Regulatory Commission
c. Securities and Exchange Commission
d. President of the Philippines
9. The following are among the powers and functions of the Board of
Accountancy, except:
a. To prescribe and adopt the rules and regulations necessary for
implementing RA 9298
b. To prescribe and/or adopt a code of ethics for the practice of
accountancy
c. To ensure, in cooperation with the DECS, that all higher educational
instruction and offering of accountancy comply with prescribed
policies, standards and requirements of the course
d. To conduct an oversight into the quality of audits of financial
statements
10. Who is the person that has the authority to suspend or remove a
member of the BOA, on valid grounds and after due process
a. The President of the Republic of the Philippines
b. The chairman of the Professional regulatory Board of Accountancy,
unless he is the one under investigation
c. The commissioner of the PRC
d. None of them
11. The following are grounds for suspension or removal of the members
of the Board of Accountancy, except:
a. Neglect of duty or incompetence
b. Violation or tolerance of any violation of RA 9298 and its IRR, or the
Code of Ethics and technical and professional standards of practice for
CPAs
c. Pending case on a crime involving moral turpitude
d. Manipulation or the rigging of the CPA Licensure Examination results
12. A PICPA director can only represent a sector in region if he/she has
been a member in good standing in such sector in the region for at least
_____ years at the time of his/her nomination:
a. Two years
b. Three years
c. Four years
d. Five years
13. Unless there is a valid reason to have additional representation, the
PICPA shall have how many national directors?
a. 12
b. 14
c. 15
d. 20
14. The PICPA national directors shall be apportioned according to 4
geographic sectors based on the ratio of the latest available number of
members in good standing of those areas. Which of the following is not a
geographic sector?
a. Luzon
b. NCR
c. Mindanao
d. CAR