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A) Using subcontractors B) Charging a deposit C) Failing to obtain required permits D) Paying taxes early Florida Contractors Manual, Chapter 2 – Grounds for Discipline, pg. 2-14; FS 489.129(1)(o) – Performing work without proper permits violates Florida licensing law. 2 / 11 If actual job costs exceed estimated costs, the result is: A) Increased profit B) Negative profit variance C) Positive cash flow D) Higher equity Florida Contractors Manual, Chapter 3 – Job Cost Comparison, pg. 3-14 – When real costs exceed projections, it results in lower or negative profit. 3 / 11 Why is it important to match receivables and payables in construction cash flow? A) To avoid paying taxes B) To reduce labor costs C) To ensure cash inflow covers obligations D) To minimize insurance premiums Florida Contractors Manual, Chapter 3 – Accounting, pg. 3-20 - Aligning receivables with payables ensures liabilities are met without relying on external financing. 4 / 11 Float in a schedule refers to: A) Total project duration B) Slack time available before a task delays the project C) Material shipping time D) Waterline installation Florida Contractors Manual, Chapter 10 – Construction Contracts, pg. 10-4 - Float helps manage delays without impacting the overall timeline. 5 / 11 A subcontractor agreement should always include: A) Federal income tax rates B) Licensing requirements of unrelated trades C) Scope of work, schedule, and payment terms D) List of competitor bids Florida Contractors Manual, Chapter 8 – Subcontracting, pg. 8-4 - These terms prevent misunderstandings and define performance expectations. 6 / 11 Which of the following is the best reason to walk a jobsite before bidding? A) To meet with competitors B) To check for security cameras C) To identify hidden site conditions or constraints D) To verify phone reception Florida Contractors Manual, Chapter 8 – Contracting, pg. 8-1 - Site visits expose factors like access issues or soil conditions that could affect cost. 7 / 11 Which of the following does not appear on an income statement? A) Revenue B) Expenses C) Retained earnings D) Net income Florida Contractors Manual, Chapter 3 – Income vs. Equity, pg. 3-20 Explanation: Retained earnings are on the balance sheet, not the income statement. 8 / 11 Which of the following is true about subcontractor default insurance? A) It is a type of performance bond B) It protects the subcontractor from penalties C) It provides the GC with coverage if a sub fails to perform D) It eliminates the need for written contracts Florida Contractors Manual, Chapter 4 – Bonding, pg. 4-10 - Subcontractor default insurance (SDI) reimburses GCs when a sub defaults. 9 / 11 Which payroll tax funds Medicare benefits? A) FUTA B) FICA C) SUTA D) Form 1040 Florida Contractors Manual, Chapter 5 – Circular E, pg. 5-3 Term: FICA – Social Security & Medicare Explanation: The FICA tax funds both Medicare and Social Security programs. 10 / 11 What does a company’s personnel policy manual typically include? A) Financial reports B) Payroll tax rates C) Rules for employee conduct and benefits D) Sales goals Reference: Florida Contractors Manual, Chapter 5 – Personnel Policies, pg. 5-10. Explanation: The manual communicates expectations, conduct rules, benefits, and procedures. 11 / 11 What is the risk of not requiring written purchase orders? A) Lower sales tax B) Supplier discounts C) Unauthorized or inconsistent purchases D) Faster delivery Florida Contractors Manual, Chapter 3 – Accounting, pg. 3-22 - Lack of written POs leads to errors, disputes, and loss of control over expenses. Your score isThe average score is 81% 0% Restart with New Questions Send feedback