This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Accounting and Bookkeeping Principles (Canada). The test covers several topics, including Working with the General Ledger, Accounting Fundamentals, Working with Accounts Payable, and Managing Inventory.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Accounting and Bookkeeping Principles (US). The test covers several topics, including Working with the General Ledger, Accounting Fundamentals, Working with Accounts Payable, and Managing Inventory.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Accounts Payable. It contains 20 basic level questions designed to assess essential accounting principles and concepts.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Accounts Receivable. It contains 20 basic level questions designed to assess essential accounting principles and concepts.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of the Bank Teller. The test covers several topics, including Product Referral and Sales, Money Handling, Debits and Credits, and Banking Terms.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Commercial Insurance (US). It covers several topics, including Auto, Business Interruption, Commercial Umbrella, Employment Practices Liability, General Liability, Property, and Workers Compensation.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Debt Collection. The test covers several topics, including Debt Collection Remedies, Third-Party Debt Collection Law, Credit Policies and Forms, and Workout Options.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Financial Accounting (US). The test covers several topics, including Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Financial Statements and Accounting Procedures and Journal Posting.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Financial Analysis for US. The test covers several topics, including Essential Concepts, Working with Reports and Analyses, and Corporate Financial Analysis.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Financial Statements (US). The test covers several topics, including Financial Ratios, Understanding the Balance Sheet, Understanding the Income Statement, and Understanding the Statement of Cash Flows.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Intuit QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions 2012. The test covers several topics, including Managing Vendors and Expenses, Working with Accounts and Fixed Assets, Employees and Payroll, and Using Reports.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Intuit QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions 2014. The test covers several topics, including General Ledger and Fixed Assets, Customer, Vendors, Banking, and Reports.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Intuit QuickBooks Online (Essentials Version). The test covers several topics, including Banking, Chart of Accounts, Invoices, Sales Receipts and Payments, Multi-currency and Time Tracking, Reporting, Setting Up Clients, and Workflow.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Intuit QuickBooks Pro 2004. The test covers several topics, including Working with Job Costing and Tracking, Working with Accounts Receivable and Payable, Working with Invoices and Payroll, and Workspaces and Preferences.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Intuit QuickBooks Pro 2006. The test covers several topics, including Banking and Payments, Managing Employees and Accounts, Budgets, Jobs, and Estimates, and Working with Items and Inventory.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Intuit QuickBooks Pro 2008. The test covers several topics, including Working with Items and Inventory, Managing Accounts and Employees, Reports and Invoices, and Banking and Payments.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Intuit QuickBooks Pro 2018. The test covers several topics, including Account Reconciliations and Reports, Bank Accounts and Bank Feeds, Company File Setup and Management, Managing Assets and Receivables, Managing Employees and Contractors, Managing Liabilities and Payables, and Tools and Utilities.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Life and Health Insurance (US). It covers several topics, including Accident Insurance, Accidental Death Insurance, Catastrophic Coverage Plans, Group Health Insurance, Individual Health Insurance, Juvenile and Over 50 Insurance Policies, Term Life Insurance, and Whole Life Insurance.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Money Handling, Canadian version. The test covers several topics, including Counting Coins and Bills, Collecting Cash and Making Change, Reconciling and Balancing a Cash Drawer, and Handling Common Errors.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Money Handling, US version. The test covers several topics, including Counting – Coins and Bills, Collecting Cash and Making Change, Reconciling and Balancing a Cash Drawer and Handling Common Errors.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of MS Dynamics AX 2009 - Financials. The test covers several topics, including General Ledger, Bank Management, Budgeting, Cash Flow, and Financial Statements.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of MS Dynamics GP 2010 – Financials. The test covers several topics, including General Ledger, Bank Management, Budgeting, and Accounts Payable and Receivables Management.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of NetSuite 12.1 - Financials. The test covers several topics, including General Accounting, Sales and Accounts Receivable, Purchases and Accounts Payable, and Payroll and Shareholders.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Peachtree Complete Accounting 2009. The test covers several topics, including Setting up and Maintaining Vendors, Working with Analysis Managers, Memorized Transactions, and Chart of Accounts.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Property and Casualty Insurance (US). It covers several topics, including Auto Insurance, Condo Insurance, Earthquake Insurance, Flood Insurance, Homeowners Insurance, Landlord Insurance, Renters Insurance, and Umbrella Insurance.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Sage Simply Accounting Pro 2011 (US). The test covers several topics, including Customers and Sales, Inventory and Services, Vendors and Purchases, and Banking.

This test measures the candidate’s knowledge of Tax Accounting (US). The test covers several topics, including Corporations, Individual Income Taxes, Partnerships, and State and Local Taxes.