Accounting Certification

Communicate Accounting Knowledge

The Accounting Certification assures employers of your accounting knowledge. It distinguishes you from your competition, builds credibility, and validates knowledge.

The certification is required for the Certified Accounting Paraprofessional (CAP) license.

Accounting Certification requires the completion of the Accounting Principles course and Accounting Certification exam.
The course may be substituted by an approved equivalent course. Certification candidates must receive a minimum of 75% on the course and exam.

Accreditation

The Accounting Certification is accredited by Consortia Accounting School.

Consortia is a registered Postsecondary Proprietary School providing post-secondary education for educational, vocational, or professional objectives.

Topics Covered on the Exam

• Accounting Principles and Reporting Standards
• Accounts Receivable and Uncollectible Accounts
• Notes Payable and Notes Receivable
• Merchandise Inventory
• Property, Plant, and Equipment and Depreciation
• Accounting for Partnerships
• Corporations: Formation and Capital Stock Transactions
• Corporate Earnings and Capital Transactions
• Long-Term Bonds
• Financial Statement Analysis
• The Statement of Cash Flows

Exam Materials

• Accounting Certification exam
• Accounting Certification certificate
• Accounting Certification badge

Steps to Take the Exam

1. Take Accounting Certification pre-assessment test.
2. Complete the Accounting Principles course.
3. Take the Accounting Certification post-assessment test.
4. Take the Accounting Certification exam.