Agency/Organization Program Coordinator (A/OPC) Certification Course with Verified Solutions

Agency/Organization Program Coordinator (A/OPC) Certification Course with Verified Solutions Cardholder statement reconciliation is the process in which the ______________ reviews their monthly bank statement and reconciles each transaction against all purchase documentation and purchase logs. A) Head of Activity B) Agency/Organization Program Coordinator C) Cardholder D) All of the above C) Cardholder *The Navy pays interest on any invoice not paid within 30 days of statement date A) True B) False True Which of the following is a false statement regarding Span of Control? A) Violations may result in account closure B) AO to CH ratio includes alternate AO accounts C) Contingency and deployed accounts are not included D) AO to CH account ratio cannot exceed 1:7 C) Contingency and deployed accounts are not included Civilian personnel who misuse, abuse, or commit fraud with the GCPC are subject to actions under the Uniform Code of Military Justice. A) True B) False B) False The HL5 A/OPC uses the approved DON audit tool to complete the monthly review within ______ calendar days of the end of the billing cycle. A) 10 B) 28 C) 30 D) 14 C) 30 The ______________ establishes the HL5 program hierarchy. A) Approving Official B) Agency/Organization Program Coordinator C) Resource/Financial Manager D) Cardholder B) Agency/Organization Program Coordinator The HL5 A/OPC establishes Internal Operating Procedures (IOPs) and training specific to their Activity. A) True B)False A) True Per Span of Control policy, the maximum number of Cardholder accounts an AO may oversee is _________. A) 10 B) 12 C) 7 D) 5 C) 7 *Which of the following is a false statement regarding convenience check oversight? A) Certain payments made using convenience checks must be reported to the IRS B) Convenience check transactions can be disputed through the bank C) Convenience checks cannot be issued above the micro-purchase threshold D) Convenience check accounts must be audited yearly A) Certain payments made using convenience checks must be reported to the IRS