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59. Which of the following statements is correct? a.

Any candidate who fails in two (2) complete CPA  board


examinations will no longer be allowed to  take another set of examinations. 
b. Any candidate who fails in two (2)  
complete CPA board examinations shall be 

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disqualified from taking another set of  examinations unless he/she submits  
evidence to the satisfaction of the Board  that he/she enrolled in and completed at 
least twenty-four (24) units of subjects  given in the licensure examination. 
c. The examination in which the candidate was  conditioned and the removal examination oh the  subject
in which he/she failed shall be counted  as two (2) complete examinations. 
d. The refresher course should be completed within  two (2) years from the preceding examination. 

60. Which of the following shall be issued to examinees  who passed the CPA licensure examination? 
a. Certificate of accreditation 
b. Personal identification card 
c. Certificate of full compliance and PRC ID. d. Certificate of registration and professional 
identification card 

61. To be qualified as having passed the CPA licensure  examination: 


a. The candidate must have a general weighted  average of at least 75%. 
b. The candidate must not have a grade lower than  65% in any given subject. 
c. A and B 
d. Neither A nor B 

62. Any candidate who fails in 2 complete CPA Board  Examinations shall be disqualified from taking  another
set of examination unless he or she submits  evidence to the satisfaction of the Board that 
a. He/She enrolled in and completed at least  24 units of subjects given in the licensure 
examination. 
b. He/She enrolled the subjects given in the CPA  Board Examination in the regular course offering. c.
He/She is ready to take another set of  
examination. 
d. He/She enrolled in an educational institution  offering or conducting review classes in  
preparation for CPA Board Examination. 

63. The following statements relate to CPA examination  ratings. Which of the following is incorrect? 
a. To pass the examination, candidates should  obtain a general weighted average of 75% and  above,
with no rating in any subject less than  65%. 
b. Conditioned candidates shall take an  examination in the remaining subjects within two  years from the
preceding examination. 
c. Candidates who obtain a rating of 75% and  above in at least four subjects shall receive a  conditional
credit for the subjects passed. 
d. Candidates who failed in four complete  examinations shall no longer be allowed to  take
the examinations the fifth time. 

64. The following statements relate to the rating in the  CPA licensure examination. Identify the incorrect 
statement. 
a. A candidate must have a general weighted  average of at least 75% with no grades lower  than 65%
in any given subject in order to pass  the CPA licensure examination. 
b. In the event a candidate obtains a rating of 75%  and above in at least a majority of the subjects,  
he/she shall receive a conditional credit for the  subject passed. 
c. A candidate who receives a conditional credit  shall take an examination on the remaining  
subjects within two years from the preceding  examination. 
d. A candidate who gets a conditional credit  and takes an examination on the  
remaining subjects must get an average of  at least 75% on the subjects reexamined 
and at least 65% in each of the subjects  reexamined. 

65. The following are grounds for the suspension or  revocation of certificate of registration and  professional
identification card, except: 
a. Unprofessional or unethical conduct. 
b. Practice in more than one field of  accountancy. 
c. Possession of unsound mind. 
d. Conviction of a criminal offense involving moral  turpitude. 

66. The following are grounds for refusal to issue a  certificate of registration and professional  identification
card to any successful examinee  except: 
a. Guilty of immoral and dishonorable conduct. b. Conviction for a political offense. 
c. Unsound mind. 
d. Conviction of a criminal offense involving moral  turpitude. 

67. A CPA whose certificate has been revoked: a. Has committed a crime involving moral  
turpitude. 
b. Is required to take the CPA Board Licensure  examinations before reinstatement. 
c. May be reinstated by the BOA after the  expiration of 2 years from the date of  
revocation. 
d. Can no longer be reinstated as a CPA. 

68. The Board of Accountancy may issue certificate of  registration and professional identification card to  any
successful examinee: 
a. Of unsound mind 
b. Convicted by a court of political offense. c. Guilty of immoral or dishonorable conduct. d.
Who has falsely represented himself/herself in  his/her application for examination. 

69. The Board of Accountancy may, after the expiration  of ____ years from the date of revocation of a 
certificate of registration, reinstate the validity of a  revoked certificate of registration. 
a. 2 b. 3 c. 4 d. 5 

70. It involves a study or appraisal by the Board or its  duly authorized representatives, of the quality of  audit
of financial statements through an evaluation of  the quality control measures instituted by the CPA  firm
to ascertain compliance with ethical and  technical standards of public practice. 
a. Quality review 

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