Florida Air A Contractors (AA)
Sample Questions for the Florida Air A Contractors Exam
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The ratio of net profits to sales is computed by:
- dividing net profits by gross income
- dividing gross income by net profits
- multiplying gross profit by net profit
- dividing net profit by gross profit
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A comparative statement shows:
- results from one company to another
- actual to budgeted results
- results from one period or date, to another period or date
- varying outcomes depending on classification of transactions as assets or current expenses
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When part of each progress billing is held back, it's called:
- accrual
- retainage
- deferred income
- backup withholding
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Straight line depreciation is computed by:
- dividing the value of the asset by the years in the recovery period, and claiming the same deduction every year
- depreciating the asset only to the extent that it is paid for; so if you finance the asset, you can claim a write-off only to the extent that you pay the bank
- taking the expense as a straight line-item write- off in the year purchased
- writing off the asset only over 35 years
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In an operation including shop work, you could have up to four different types of inventory. These are:
- raw materials, purchased materials, overstock, and finished goods
- raw materials, job-assigned materials, supplied, and all other
- regular inventory, special-order inventory, pending inventory, and supplies
- raw materials, supplies, work in process, and finished goods
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1.) a 2.) c 3.) b 4.) a 5.) d
