Nfjpiar3 1819 IRR No 9 22nd RMYC Regional Academic League Initial Draft

IMPLEMENTING RULES
AND REGULATIONS ON
THE 22nd RMYC
REGIONAL ACADEMIC
LEAGUE
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Implementing Rules and Regulations on the 22nd RMYC Regional Academic League
National Federation of Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants – Region III Council
REVISION HISTORY:
Version Created/
Date Approved By Noted By Details
No. Updated By
Niño Jerald M. Matthew U. Conrad Allan M. Initial
1 05/03/2012
Cruz Gopez Alviz Release
Francis Xaiver Zheena E. Conrad Allan M. Annual
2 05/18/2013
W. Ferrer Ocampo Alviz Update
Kim Lamberth Renzel D. Conrad Allan M. Annual
3 06/07/2014
N. Matic Evangelista Alviz Update
Charlote Gail V. Conrad Allan M. Annual
4 06/07/2015 Edison Q. Perez
Ventosa Alviz Update
Kimberly Rose Marijae Darvise Conrad Allan M. Annual
5 06/09/2016
J. Mallari A. Catacutan Alviz Update
Hazel Joyce T. Ernest Daniell Conrad Allan M. Annual
6 06/30/2017
Lim Guevarra Alviz Update
Nesly John L. Idon Christian Conrad Allan M. Annual
7 06/30/2018
Taruc David Alviz Update
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
BACKGROUND .................................................................................................................................... 5
OBJECTIVES ........................................................................................................................................ 5
ALL BOARD SUBJECTS CUP, TAX HACKS: THE TAX SURVIVAL TOURNAMENT, TALE OF
THE LEGENDS: THE SANSIGHAYON ACADEMIC CUPS AND ACAD WAR: THE GRAND
CLASH OF THE WITS ...................................................................................................................... 5
CASE STUDY COMPETITIONS ....................................................................................................... 5
GLOBAL CERTIFICATION AWARENESS PROGRAM – ROUND 2 .............................................. 5
Certified Accounting Technician (CAT) Challenge...................................................................... 5
QUALIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................................... 6
COVERAGE AND ELIGIBILITY .......................................................................................................... 6
REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................................................................ 8
CONTEST RULES AND MECHANICS .............................................................................................. 10
GENERAL GUIDELINES ............................................................................................................... 10
ALL BOARD SUBJECTS CUP.......................................................................................................... 11
Semi-Final Round .......................................................................................................................11
Final Round ................................................................................................................................ 12
Determination of Winners ......................................................................................................... 13
TALE OF THE LEGENDS: THE SANSIGHAYON ACADEMIC CUPS .......................................... 13
Elimination Round ..................................................................................................................... 13
Final Round ................................................................................................................................ 14
TAX HACKS: THE TAX SURVIVAL TOURNAMENT ....................................................................17
Specific Guidelines ..................................................................................................................... 17
Final Round ................................................................................................................................ 19
Determination of Winners ........................................................................................................ 20
ACAD WAR: THE GRAND CLASH OF THE WITS ....................................................................... 21
Final Round ................................................................................................................................22
CERTIFIED ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN (CAT) CHALLENGE ................................................ 25
General Guidelines .....................................................................................................................26
Determination of Winners .........................................................................................................26
CASE STUDY COMPETITIONS ..................................................................................................... 27
General Guidelines ..................................................................................................................... 27
Preliminary Round (Written Report) ........................................................................................ 27
Final Round (Oral Defense) .......................................................................................................29
Determination of Winners ........................................................................................................ 30
POINTING SYSTEM OF ACADEMIC EVENTS TO DETERMINE THE OVERALL RANKING ...... 30
ALL BOARD SUBJECTS CUP......................................................................................................... 30
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TALE OF THE LEGENDS: THE SANSIGHAYON ACADEMIC CUPS .......................................... 30
TAX HACKS: THE TAX SURVIVAL TOURNAMENT ................................................................... 31
ACAD WAR: THE GRAND CLASH OF THE WITS ....................................................................... 31
CERTIFIED ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN (CAT) CHALLENGE ................................................ 31
TAX CASE AND ADVISORY CASE STUDY COMPETITIONS ...................................................... 32
QUIZZERS GOT TALENT (ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC COLLABORATION) ............... 32
TECHNICAL SESSION ................................................................................................................... 32
POINTING SYSTEM TO DETERMINE THE OVERALL CHAMPION IN THE 22ND RMYC........... 33
ENFORCEMENT OF THE IMPLEMENTING RULES AND REGULATIONS ................................. 33
AMENDMENTS OR REVISIONS ...................................................................................................... 33
SEPARABILITY CLAUSE ................................................................................................................... 34
REPEALING CLAUSE ........................................................................................................................ 34
EFFECTIVITY..................................................................................................................................... 34
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BACKGROUND
NFJPIA-R3 Council aims to promote academic excellence by adopting measures to foster

educational advancement in the field of Accountancy as stated in the Section 2, Article IV of the 2018
Constitution and By-Laws of the National Federation of Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants
– Region 3. The Academic Events in the 22nd Regional Mid-Year Convention (RMYC), which exist
to complement the academic curriculum, is open to all local chapters across the region and are
designed to motivate students as they acquire higher level of knowledge in the field of accounting.
Moreover, this event will help the organization in its search for outstanding academic performers,
who shall represent the Region on National Conventions in which NFJPIA-R3 is an active
contestant.
OBJECTIVES
ALL BOARD SUBJECTS CUP, TAX HACKS: THE TAX SURVIVAL TOURNAMENT,
TALE OF THE LEGENDS: THE SANSIGHAYON ACADEMIC CUPS AND ACAD WAR:
THE GRAND CLASH OF THE WITS
1. To promote academic excellence to all members by expanding their knowledge and

understanding of the accountancy profession through academic competitions.
2. To help the contestants discover their strengths and be aware of their weaknesses in different
board-related subjects through academic competition with the ultimate aim of maximizing the
former and overcoming the latter.
3. To allow the contestants to learn new techniques in answering questions in the shortest possible
time as well as handling time pressure which will serve as preparation for the actual CPA board
examination.
4. To allow the contestants to assess their current academic standing as compared with the other
JPIAns in the region.
CASE STUDY COMPETITIONS
1. To allow the contestants apply and develop what they have learned in their
Taxation/Management Advisory Services (MAS) subjects as well as gain knowledge and
expertise in proper presentation of tax or advisory reports.
2. To promote awareness to all members how to prepare an actual tax/advisory case presentation.
3. To boost the self-confidence of the contestants as they defend their assumptions, analysis and
recommendations to the panel of judges regarding a particular Taxation / MAS topic.
GLOBAL CERTIFICATION AWARENESS PROGRAM – ROUND 2
Certified Accounting Technician (CAT) Challenge
1. Promote awareness of the global certifications available to students after graduation, other than
the local CPA title.
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2. Expand the students’ knowledge base in accounting through exposure to real-world challenges
related to their field in a global perspective.
3. Give the students a feel of how to take internationally-recognized certifications, which is a
departure from the familiar accounting problems encountered in schools.
4. Open opportunities for BSA and non-BSA students find their best suit among specific fields
under the accounting profession.
QUALIFICATIONS
1. The Regional Academic Events in the 22nd RMYC is open to all bona fide members of the
NFJPIA-R3 FY 2018 - 2019, registered members of their Local Chapter’s R3ACT Troupe (except
for CAT Challenge) and registered delegates of the 22nd RMYC.
2. For the All Board Subjects Cup – Final Round, the contestants should attend the APEX: The
Primer 2018 for the elimination round of the All Board Subjects. Failure to attend the APEX: The
Primer shall make the contestant ineligible for the All Board Subjects Cup – Final Round.
3. Participants, including winners, of a particular Academic Event in prior years can still participate
in the same competition.
COVERAGE AND ELIGIBILITY
1. The 22nd RMYC shall be composed of the following competitions:

a. All Boards Subjects Cup – Final Round
b. Tale of the Legends: The Sansighayon Academic Cups
 RMYC Cup A : Financial Accounting and Reporting (FAR) Cup
 RMYC Cup B: Advanced Financial Accounting and Reporting (AFAR) Cup
 RMYC Cup C: Auditing Cup
 RMYC Cup D: Management Accounting and Control Cup
 RMYC Cup E: Regulatory Framework for Business Transactions (RFBT) Cup
 RMYC Cup F: Basic Accounting Cup
c. Acad War: The Grand Clash of the Wits
d. Tax Hacks: The Tax Survival Tournament
e. Certified Accounting Technician (CAT) Challenge
f. Case Study Competitions
 Advisory Case Study
 Tax Case Study
2. Each Local Chapter can only send maximum of three (3) contestants for Tale of the Legends:
The Sansighayon Academics Cups.
3. For the Tax and Advisory Case Study Competitions, each Local Chapter can only send one team
with three (3) members.
4. For the Acad War: The Grand Clash of the Wits, each Local Chapter can send five (5)
contestants.
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5. For the Tax Hacks: The Tax Survival Tournament, each Local Chapter can only send one (1)
team with four (4) members.
6. For the CAT Challenge, each local chapter may send a maximum of three (3) contestants.
7. Each contestant shall only be allowed to join a maximum of three (3) academic events in the
22nd RMYC.
8. Qualifiers for the All Board Subjects Cup during the assembly eliminations shall be allowed to
join a maximum of three (3) academic events in the 22nd RMYC including the ABS Cup –
Final Round.
9. The table below shows the topics covered for the All Boards Subjects Cup, Tale of the Legends:
The Sansighayon Academics Cup, Acad War: The Grand Clash of Wits, Tax Hacks: The Tax
Survival Tournament, CAT Challenge, Tax Case Study Competition and Advisory Case Study
Competition as well as those who are eligible to join on each competition.
QUALIFIED
EVENT COVERAGE
CONTESTANTS
All Board Subjects Cup
 Financial Accounting and
Reporting
 Advanced Financial
Accounting and Reporting Top six (6) contestants of each
All Board Subjects Cup –  Management Accounting district during the assembly
Final Round Services eliminations in the APEX: The
 Regulatory Framework for Primer 2018.
Business Transactions
 Taxation
 Auditing
Tale of the Legends: The Sansighayon Academic Cups
1. Financial Accounting
Reporting (formerly Practical
and Reporting (FAR) Open to all year levels.
Accounting 1 and Theory of
Cup
Accounts)
2. Advanced Financial
Accounting and Reporting
Accounting and Open to all year levels.
(formerly Practical Accounting
Reporting (AFAR) Cup
2 and Theory of Accounts)
 Auditing Theory
3. Auditing Cup Open to all year levels.
 Auditing Problem
 Management Accounting
4. Management Advisory  Financial Management
Open to all year levels.
Services (MAS) Cup  Management Consultancy
 Economic Concepts
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QUALIFIED
EVENT COVERAGE
CONTESTANTS
 Philippine Business Law
5. Regulatory Framework
in Business  Special laws including the
Bouncing Check Law, Open to all year levels.
Transactions (RFBT)
Cup Intellectual Property Law, and
Insolvency Law
6. Basic Accounting Cup  Basic Accounting Open to 1st year students only.
Tax Hacks: The Tax Survival Tournament
Tax Survival Tournament  Philippine Taxation Open to all year levels
Acad War: The Grand Clash of the Wits
Reporting
Accounting and Reporting
Acad War: The Grand  Management Accounting and
Open to all year levels.
Clash of the Wits Control
 Regulatory Framework for
Business Transactions
 Taxation
 Auditing
GLOBAL CERTIFICATION AWARENESS PROGRAM
 Practical Accounting
Certified Accounting
 Cost Accounting
Technician (CAT) Open to all year levels.
Challenge  Taxation and Payroll
Accounting
 Separate IRRs shall be Usually open to all year levels,
provided for the different subject to limitations imposed
Case Study Competitions case studies as such will by sponsoring firms.
come from sponsoring Information will be disclosed
firms. as soon as available.
REQUIREMENTS
1. Each Local Chapter must submit the following requirements (in softcopy only).
 Master list of all academic event contestants.
 Scanned copy of the Endorsement Letter of all contestants of the Academic Events. (Signed
by the Local Chapter President, Local Chapter Adviser and Dean/Program Chairperson).
2. The following guidelines must be observed in sending the requirements:
 The filename format to be used in the requirements are as follows:
o Master list: 01_Local Chapter_RMYCRAL_2018_Masterlist.xlsx
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o Endorsement Letter: 02 Local Chapter_RMYCRAL_2018_Endorsement.jpg
 These two requirements then shall be compiled in one folder and compressed in WinRAR or
WinZip format using the folder name: Local Chapter_1819_RMYCAL.rar/zip
Example: Baliuag University
01 BU_RMYCAL_2018_Masterlist.xlsx
02 BU_RMYCAL_2018_Endorsement.jpg
BU_1819_RMYCAL.rar/zip
 The compressed file of the requirements then shall be sent via email to
nfjpia1819.r3rvpacademics@gmail.com on or before August 31, 2018 (Friday) with the
subject of the email as EMAILING: Local Chapter_RMYC_ACADEMIC
LEAGUE_2018.
Example: Baliuag University
EMAILING: BU_RMYC_ACADEMIC LEAGUE_2018
 In case the Local Chapter failed to submit the complete requirements on the deadline set by
the Council, there shall be a 5-point deduction from the overall score on Academic Events in
the 22nd RMYC.
3. Change of contestants for any of the Academic Events shall be allowed provided that it shall be
communicated to the Regional Vice President for Academics at least ONE (1) WEEK before the
said event (Any reasons shall not be accepted for substitution of contestants if not
communicated to the Regional Vice President for Academics at least ONE WEEK before the said
event) and must comply with the following requirements:
 Duly accomplished Substitution Form (Please see Substitution Form.xlsx)
 Scanned copy of Endorsement Letter in accordance with Requirement 1.
Failure to comply with the requirements above would invalidate the substitution of contestants.
4. Each Local Chapter must select and appoint a representative (e.g., VP Academics) who shall act
as Liaison Officer. The Liaison Officer shall perform the following functions:
 Shall act as the main contact of the Regional Vice President for Academics in the Local
Chapter.
 The bona fide person allowed raising concerns, clarifications, complaints and questions to
the Academics Committee.
 The Liaison Officer may not be substituted by any Local Chapter officer or member.
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CONTEST RULES AND MECHANICS
GENERAL GUIDELINES
1. Contestants are advised to be at the designated place at least 30 minutes before the time
schedule.
2. Contestants must be properly registered and sign the attendance sheet before proceeding to the
competition proper. Certificates of participation shall also be distributed upon registration.
3. Contestants must strictly wear corporate attire (no maong pants, no rubber shoes). Contestants
who do not comply with the prescribed attire shall NOT BE ALLOWED to join the competition.
4. Late contestants shall be ALLOWED to join the competition. However, he/she shall no longer
be allowed to answer the questions he/she have missed.
5. A judge or board of judges shall be a Certified Public Accountant for the purpose of giving an
intelligent and independent decision.
6. The judge or the board of judges shall have the sole and exclusive authority to clear or answer
any protest/clarification raised by the contestants. The decision of the judge or board of judges
is final and irrevocable.
7. Any contestant who shall be caught cheating shall be automatically disqualified in the
competition.
8. Contestants shall only be allowed to manipulate their calculators after the quiz master says
“GO”. Warning shall be given for the 1st offense. The 2nd offense shall mean disqualification from
the particular question while the 3rd offense entails disqualification from the competition.
9. After reading the contest rules and mechanics, contestants are given the chance to raise
questions/clarifications.
10. Before proceeding to the next question, the contestants shall be given an allotted time of 10
seconds to raise a protest/clarification, to request for new marker, ink pen or scratch paper, to
change their calculator if it encounters a technical problem, or to raise any other concerns. After
the allotted time has elapsed, the quizmaster shall read the next question, thus, protest,
clarification, or any concerns shall no longer be entertained. The decision of the judge or board
of judges regarding any concern/s shall be final and irrevocable.
11. In case of protests or questions, all contestants should raise their boards to prevent changing of
answers.
12. Only the protests/clarifications of the contestants and Liaison Officers shall be entertained.
13. Silence from the audience is requested during the event proper. Coaching from the audience
shall be strictly prohibited. The quizmaster, the Academic Committee, or the Regional Vice
President for Academics reserves the right to do the necessary action to maintain the integrity
and orderliness of the event.
14. Questions or clarifications with respect to the IRR shall be addressed before the commencement
of the event. Otherwise, it shall no longer be entertained.
15. The Regional Council shall have the exclusive power to interpret the provisions of the IRR and
shall be vested with the power to give sanctions to any contestant who shall violate any provisions
in this IRR.
16. In case there are any concerns or protests which are not covered in this IRR, the Regional Council
shall have the absolute power and sole authority to decide and interpret this implementing rules
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and regulations of the RMYC Regional Academic League, upon consultation with the Regional
Adviser, on matters which he deems necessary to preserve and protect the integrity of the event.
Should there be any ambiguity encountered by any party, such should be addressed on a timely
basis. The decision of the Regional Council shall be final and irrevocable.
ALL BOARD SUBJECTS CUP
Semi-Final Round
1. The Semi-Final Round shall be comprised of three rounds namely: Easy, Average and Difficult
Rounds. In case of tie after the Difficult Round, clincher questions shall be given to the
contestants until the deadlock is broken. Time allotment, number of items and corresponding
points are as follows:
EASY AVERAGE DIFFICULT CLINCHER

Time allotment
Theory Questions 10 seconds 10 seconds 10 seconds 10 seconds
Problem Questions 20 seconds 45 seconds 60 seconds 30 seconds
Number of items 10 10 10 -
Corresponding points 3 5 7 -
2. The quizmaster shall read each question ONCE. The Regional Vice President for Academics may
extend time prescribed depending on the complexity of the question.
3. Contestants shall be provided with a copy of the question for every item. The contestants must
not flip the copy of the question until the quizmaster says “FLIP”. After the quizmaster said
“FLIP”, the contestant may start reading and answering the question provided. Any contestant
who violates the said provision shall be given a warning for the 1st offense. On the 2nd offense, the
contestant shall be given sanction of accumulating only 50% of his/her total score garnered in
all rounds. Violation of this provision for the 3rd time shall mean disqualification of the
contestant from the competition.
4. The contestants should answer each question within the time allotted. The contestants should
write their answers clearly and legibly on the provided answer sheets. When the bell rings
signaling the lapse of time allotted, all contestants should stop answering and must immediately
raise their answer sheet which corresponds to their answer. Contestants who violate this
provision shall not be given any point even if he/she got the correct answer.
5. The contestants who were able to get the correct answer must continue raising their answer
boards up until the quizmaster has called your answer board’s number, meaning, your
corresponding point has been recorded.
6. Erasure, in any form (which may include but is not limited to tampering in any form of
alteration/s), is strictly prohibited. Hence, contestants are reminded to ensure their answers
before writing it to the provided answer boards. Violation of this IRR shall deem the contestant’s
answer null/void.
7. In case there are questions voided by the judge or board of judges, the Regional Vice President
for Academics shall replace the voided questions from the clincher questions.
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8. The TOP FIVE contestants with the highest accumulated scores shall advance to the FINAL
ROUND.
9. In case of tie, clincher questions shall be given until the deadlock is broken. The 1 st contestant
who answered the question correctly shall advance to the FINAL ROUND.
Final Round
1. The FINAL ROUND shall be called, the ACCOUNTING JEOPARDY.

2. This shall be a buzzer-type round and shall test the speed and strategy of the contestant to answer
the questions using a buzzer.
3. The TOP FIVE contestants from the ELIMINATION ROUND shall advance to the FINAL
ROUND. All points of the contestants from the ELIMINATION ROUND shall revert to zero.
This round shall test the contestants’ strategy in answering the board subject questions within
the time allotted and managing both his/her score and his opponents.
4. The ACCOUNTING JEOPARDY BOARD features six (6) categories (i.e., the six CPA board
exam subjects), each of which contains five (5) questions, which are ostensibly valued by
difficulty. Question values ranged from 10 points to 50 points.
5. The contestant who garnered the highest points in the ELIMINATION ROUND shall have the
privilege of selecting the first question value on the Accounting Jeopardy Board under his/her
preferred category. (Example: Financial Accounting and Reporting, 20 points). The question
shall be revealed and shall be read by the quizmaster. However, in case of a tie, Local Chapter
names in alphabetical order would be the basis on who would pick a question value first.
6. The quizmaster shall read the chosen question only ONCE. All contestants can answer the
question even if the question was picked by other contestants.
7. Contestants may answer the question at any moment even if the quizmaster is still on the course
of reading the question, provided that before pressing the buzzer, the answer must already be
reduced to writing and the right term or digits are legibly written on the answer board. Otherwise,
the answer shall be deemed as null and void. Using abbreviations are strictly prohibited unless
specifically allowed by a particular question.
8. The first contestant who pressed the buzzer shall get the chance to answer the question. If the
first contestant answered the question incorrectly, only one contestant has the chance to steal.
The other contestant who shall steal can only start pressing the buzzer after the quizmaster
declared the answer of the 1st contestant as incorrect. But if the contestant who got a chance to
steal still answered the question incorrectly, the quizmaster shall proceed to the next question.
9. The time allotment for each question value shall be as follows:
TIME ALLOTMENT
QUESTION VALUE
Theory Question Problem Solving Question
10-point question 10 seconds 30 seconds
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10. If the first contestant answered the question correctly, he/she shall be entitled with the
corresponding question value. If the contestant answered incorrectly, he/she shall be given a
deduction of half of the question value. This rule also applies when the contestant who made
a steal answered the question incorrectly.
11. However, if no contestants pressed their buzzers within the time allotted after the quizmaster
has finished reading the question, the quizmaster shall proceed immediately to the next question.
12. The contestant who answered the question correctly shall be the one to select the next question
value in the Accounting Jeopardy Board. In the case that no contestants pressed their buzzers or
no contestant answered the question correctly, the last contestant who was entitled to select from
the Accounting Jeopardy Board shall be the one to select the next question value.
13. If a contestant has answered questions correctly three (3) times consecutively, he would be
able to unlock a BONUS QUESTION. If the contestant who have unlocked the BONUS
QUESTION answered correctly, additional 10 points shall be awarded. Incorrect answer for the
bonus question shall not have deductions from the accumulated points.
10. The FINAL ROUND of the quiz bee ends when 30 questions have been exhausted.
Determination of Winners
1. In the FINAL ROUND, contestants are highly encouraged to answer at least two questions
(i.e., whether the contestant’s answer is correct or incorrect). Failure to comply with this
provision shall result in the following:
a. The contestant shall NOT be a priority in final ranking in the tournament.
b. The Local Chapter shall only get participation point in the determination of the overall
ranking in Most Awarded Local Chapter in Academics regardless of the contestant’s
rank in the FINAL ROUND.
2. Contestants shall be ranked based on total accumulated points on the FINAL ROUND.
3. The contestant with the highest accumulated points shall be declared as the 1st place, the second
highest as the 2nd place, the third highest as the 3rd place, the fourth highest is the 4th place and
the fifth highest is the 5th place respectively.
4. In case there is a tie after exhausting all the previous provisions, clincher questions shall be given
until the deadlock is broken. The first contestant to correctly answer the question shall win the
ranking in dispute.
TALE OF THE LEGENDS: THE SANSIGHAYON ACADEMIC CUPS
Elimination Round
1. The ELIMINATION ROUND shall be comprised of three rounds namely: Easy, Average and
Difficult Rounds. In case of tie after the Difficult Round, clincher questions shall be given to the
contestants until the deadlock is broken. Time allotment, number of items and corresponding
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Time allotment
write their answers clearly and legibly on the provided answer board. When the bell rings
raise their answer board which corresponds to their answer. Contestants who violate this
boards up until the quizmaster has called your answer board’s number, meaning, your
alteration/s), is strictly prohibited. Hence, participants are reminded to ensure their answers
answer null/void.
8. The TOP FIVE contestants with the highest accumulated scores shall advance to the FINAL
ROUND.
Final Round
1. The FINAL ROUND shall be called, the LEGENDS MAYHEM ACCOUNTING

TOURNAMENT (LMAT).
3. The TOP FIVE contestants from the ELIMINATION ROUND shall advance to the FINAL
ROUND. All points of the contestants from the ELIMINATION ROUND shall revert to zero.
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4. The FINAL ROUND shall be patterned with the modified Mobile Legends (ML) game map
which shall contain 40 turrets to destroy.
5. Each contestant shall choose their mobile legends hero as their character in the map.
6. The tournament shall begin by displaying the ML game map with five (5) game pieces located
in their respected bases. The characters shall be the following heroes:
Character
Mage – Pharsa
Tank – Jhonson
Support – Angela
Marksman – Clint
Fighter – Argus
7. The questions are shuffled. The quizmaster shall read the chosen question only ONCE. The
quizmaster shall announce first the difficulty of the question (i.e., Easy, Average and Difficult)
before reading the question proper.
reduced to writing and the right term or digits are legibly written on the answer board provided.
Otherwise, the answer shall be deemed as null and void. Using abbreviations shall be strictly
prohibited unless specifically allowed by a particular question.
first contestant got the correct answer, the contestant’s hero shall move turret/s depending on
the difficulty of the question.
10. If the contestant who first pressed the buzzer answered the question incorrectly he/she shall lose
a turn in answering the next question.
11. Only one contestant has the chance to steal. The other contestant who shall steal can only start
pressing the buzzer after the quizmaster declared the answer of the first contestant as incorrect.
12. If the stealer got the correct answer, the contestant’s hero shall move turret/s depending on the
difficulty of the question. On the other hand, if the stealers incorrectly answered the question, no
sanctions shall be applied.
14. The number of items, time allotment and the corresponding turret/s movement or each
question’s level of difficulty shall be as follows:

Time allotment
Corresponding turret 1 2 3 -
movements
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15. The goal of the game is to be the first player to reach the final turret on the map by moving the
contestant’s hero across the map. The final turret contains the Legendary Trophy.
16. The contestant’s hero can move across the game map by answering questions correctly to acquire
turret/s movement.
17. The game ends when a contestant’s hero reached the Legendary Trophy turret. The
contestants shall be ranked in accordance of their proximity of the contestant’s hero to the
Legendary Trophy. In case of a tie in turret placement, clincher questions shall be given until the
deadlock is broken. The 1st contestant who answered the question correctly shall win the ranking
in dispute.
18. Random skills shall be available throughout the competition. The contestant who correctly
answered the question with an attached skill, he/she has the option to immediately use the skill
the moment he/she has obtained the skill. However, if the contestant will opt not to use the skill
obtained, the skill will be forfeited. The following are the skills that will be randomly scattered in
the questions:
Skill Power
a. Super Skill (SS) Stuns an opponent’s hero.
b. Valor Skill (VS) Gives the contestant an additional two points if he/she
answered the next question correctly.
19. A special ability shall be given to the contestant who shall answer correctly three (3)
consecutive questions. The contestant shall be given the opportunity to choose one ability that
he/she may use in the competition. The special abilities are the following:
Special Ability Power

a. Maniac Ability Gives the contestant the power to select two (2) opponents’
heroes who shall move one turret backward and stunning the
two (2) opponents’ hero in answering the next question.
b. Savage Ability Gives the contestant’s hero to move one turret forward and shall
obtain a heal ability that he/she may use if his/her hero got
stunned.
20. The contestant who acquired the Savage Ability has the option to use it immediately or store it
for later use. The contestant may use the ability upon notifying the quizmaster (i.e., by raising
his/her hand). He/she can cast only one ability at a time. On the other hand, the Maniac Ability
should be used immediately once acquired. If the acquirer opted not to use it, the ability shall be
forfeited.
22. The FINAL ROUND shall end once a hero reaches the Legendary Trophy or all the 30
questions have been exhausted (whichever comes first).
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2. The first contestant who reaches the Legendary Trophy shall be enthroned as the
Accounting Legend and declared as the 1st place, while the second contestant in proximity
with the final location shall be declared as 2nd place, the third contestant in proximity with the
final location shall be declared as 3rd place, the fourth contestant in proximity with the final
location shall be declared as 4th place and the fifth contestant in proximity with the final location
shall be declared as 5th place. In case no contestant reached the Legendary Trophy, their
raking shall be based on their proximity with the Legendary Trophy.
3. In case of tie, clincher questions shall be given until the deadlock is broken. The first contestant
to correctly answer the question shall win the ranking in dispute. Unused abilities shall be
forfeited and shall not be allowed to be used in the clincher round.
TAX HACKS: THE TAX SURVIVAL TOURNAMENT
Specific Guidelines
1. In the Tax Hacks, each Local Chapter may send up to four (4) participants for the said
competition.
2. During the Elimination Round, the topics covered shall include theories and practical
applications of the Philippine Taxation including Income Taxation, Business and Transfer
Taxation, and Taxation Special Topics.
Elimination Round
1. The ELIMINATION ROUND shall be comprised of three survival rounds namely: a) Income
Tax Survival Round, b) Business and Transfer Tax Survival Round and the c) Special Topics in
Philippine Taxation Survival Round. Time allotment, number of items per survival round and
per level of difficulty, and corresponding points are as follows:
NUMBER OF
EASY AVERAGE DIFFICULT
ITEMS
Income Tax Survival 5 3 2 10
Round
Business and Transfer 3 4 3 10
Tax Survival Round
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NUMBER OF
ITEMS
Special Laws in 2 3 5 10
Philippine Taxation
Survival Round
Number of items 10 10 10 30
Time allotment 10 seconds 13 seconds 15 seconds
2. Each survival round shall be an elimination round. The qualified contestants who can participate
in the survival rounds are as follows:
Survival Round Qualification to enter the survival round

All registered contestants can participate in the Income
Income Tax Survival Round
Tax Survival Round
Contestants who belong to the Top 35 based on
Business and Transfer Tax accumulated scores of the Income Tax Survival Round
Survival Round shall qualify to the Business and Transfer Tax Survival
Round
Contestants who belong to the Top 25 based on
accumulated scores of the Income Tax Survival Round
Special Laws in Philippine
and Business and Transfer Tax Survival Round shall
Taxation Survival Round
qualify to the Special Laws in Philippine Taxation
Survival Round
write their answers clearly and legibly on the provided answer board. When the bell rings
raise their answer board which corresponds to their answer. Contestants who violate this
sheets up until the quizmaster has called your answer board’s number, meaning, your
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alteration/s), is strictly prohibited. Hence, participants are reminded to ensure their answers
answer null/void.
9. The TOP 12 contestants with the highest accumulated scores shall advance to the FINAL
ROUND.
Semi-Final Round
1. The Semi-Final and the Final Rounds of the Tax Hacks shall be called the “Rules of Survival
Tax Edition”.
2. The Semi-Final Round shall cover all aspects in Philippine Taxation.
3. The top 12 qualifiers from the Elimination Round shall be randomly divided in to three (3)
groups with four (4) members each group.
4. Each group shall answer 10 “supply the answer” questions with the level of difficulty of
average and difficult only.
5. Time allotment, number of items and corresponding points are as follows:
AVERAGE DIFFICULT CLINCHER

Time allotment
Theory Questions 10 seconds 10 seconds 10 seconds
Problem Questions 45 seconds 60 seconds 30 seconds
Number of items 3 7 -
Corresponding points 5 7 -
6. The Semi-Final Round shall end after the 10 questions has been exhausted. The group with the
highest accumulated score shall advance to the FINAL ROUND.
7. In case of tie, clincher questions shall be given until the deadlock is broken. The 1 st group who
answered the question correctly shall advance to the FINAL ROUND.
Final Round
1. The FINAL ROUND shall be called the ULTIMATE SURVIVAL ROUND.

3. All points of the contestants from the ELIMINATION ROUND shall revert to zero.
4. The FINAL ROUND shall be themed with the modified Rules of Survival (ROS)
environment.
5. Each contestant shall choose their ROS Screen Name as their character in the environment.
6. The questions are shuffled. The quizmaster shall read the chosen question only ONCE. The
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quizmaster shall announce first the difficulty of the question before reading the question proper.
reduced to writing and the right term or digits are legibly written on the answer board provided.
Otherwise, the answer shall be deemed as null and void. Using abbreviations shall be strictly
prohibited unless specifically allowed by a particular question.
8. The first contestant who pressed the buzzer shall be given the chance to answer the question.
During the Final Round, one chance of steal for each question shall be given to the other
contestants, otherwise, if still incorrectly answered, the quiz master shall move on to the next
question.
9. For purposes of this round, computation of score in determining the results shall be on a right
minus wrong basis. Each question shall have corresponding points depending on the difficulty
of each question. If the contestant answered it correctly, points shall be awarded to him/her.
However, if the contestant incorrectly answered a question, points shall be deducted to his/her
total accumulated points. Time allotment, number of items, corresponding points and deduction

Time allotment
Deduction points 2 3 5 -
10. Since a right minus wrong system applied, negative points shall be awarded to contestant with
zero points subsequently answered the next question incorrectly.
11. The game ends when a contestant reaches 100 points (or more) or all of the 30 questions have
been exhausted (whichever comes first).
2. The first contestant who reached a score of 100 (or more) shall be declared as the champion. The
2nd to 5th placers shall be determined based on the accumulated points. The contestant with the
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next highest accumulated points shall be declared as the 2 nd place, the third highest as the 3rd
place, the fourth highest as the 4th place and the fifth highest as the 5th place respectively.
3. In case no contestant reached at least 100 points after the 30 questions have been exhausted, the
winners shall be determined based on the accumulated points. The contestant with the highest
accumulated points shall be declared as 1st place, the second highest as the 2nd place, the third
highest as the 3rd place, the fourth highest as the 4th place and the fifth highest as the 5th place
respectively.
4. In case there is a tie after exhausting all the previous provisions, clincher questions shall be given
until the deadlock is broken. The first contestant to correctly answer the question shall win the
ranking in dispute.
5. The following minor awards shall be vested for this competition:
AWARDS CRITERIA
Philippine Income Tax Shall be awarded to the contestant/s with the highest
Survivor/s score in the Philippine Income Tax Survival Round.
Philippine Business and Transfer Shall be awarded to the contestant/s with the highest
Tax Survivor/s score in the Philippine Business and Transfer Tax Round
Philippine Special Laws in Shall be awarded to the contestant/s with the highest
Taxation Survivor/s score in the Philippine Special Laws in Taxation Round
The 3rd Ultimate Surviving Tax Shall be awarded to the group with the 3rd highest score in
Survivors (Group) the Semi-Final Round.
The 2nd Ultimate Surviving Tax Shall be awarded to the group with the 2nd highest score in
Survivors (Group) the Semi-Final Round.
The Ultimate Philippine Shall be awarded to the group with the highest score in the
Taxation Survivors (Group) Semi-Final Round.
ACAD WAR: THE GRAND CLASH OF THE WITS
Specific Guidelines
1. In the ACAD WAR, each Local Chapter may send a maximum of 10 participants.
2. The competition shall cover all of the CPA board examination subjects.
3. ACAD WAR shall have a theme adopting “The Avengers”.
Elimination Round
1. All the contestants shall be grouped into five brackets namely:

a. Allies of Captain America
b. Allies of Iron Man
c. Allies of Thor
d. Allies of Hulk
e. Allies of Hawkeye
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2. Allies of each hero shall form the Pyramid of Thanos which shall serve as the game play of each
ally.
3. The game field shall be called the “Heroes’ Arena.”
4. Five (5) battle fields shall be created in the Heroes’ Arena for every Avenger’s allied group.
5. The allies of each hero shall pick their assigned number in the Heroes’ Arena.
6. In each battle field, two (2) ,or in cases three (3) contestants of each ally bracket shall be facing
each other for a head to head competition at the base of the Pyramid of Thanos.
12. One set of three questions with different levels of difficulty (i.e., Easy, Average and Difficult) shall
be asked to all the contestants sitting in the battle field. Time allotment, number of items and
corresponding points are as follows:

Time allotment
7. In case of a tie, there shall be clincher questions to be given until the deadlock is broken.
8. The contestants with a higher score as compared with their opponents in each of the five (5)
battle field shall move one step higher in the “Pyramid of Thanos”.
9. The series of the game shall continue until only one of the heroes shall be left on the top of their
respective “Pyramid of Thanos.”
Final Round
2. The TOP ALLY of each hero bracket from the ELIMINATION ROUND shall advance to the
FINAL ROUND. All points of the contestants from the ELIMINATION ROUND shall revert
to zero.
3. The FINAL ROUND is like a board game patterned from Snake and Ladders but with different
features. The board shall consist of 200 squares (i.e., 100 negative squares and 100 positive
squares), the 100th positive square contains The Grand Victor Hero Trophy that the ally
should aim to reach.
4. The tournament shall begin by displaying the AVENGER BOARD with five (5) game pieces
located in the square labeled with “START”. The game pieces shall be their ally heroes:
HERO
Captain America
Iron Man
Thor
Hulk
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HERO
Hawkeye
5. The quizmaster shall read the chosen question only ONCE. All contestants can answer the
question even if the question was picked by other contestants. The quizmaster shall announce
first the difficulty of the question before reading the question proper.
reduced to writing and the right term or digits are legibly written on the board. Otherwise, the
answer shall be deemed as null and void. Using abbreviations shall be strictly prohibited unless
specifically allowed by a particular question.
first contestant got the correct answer, he/she shall acquire Avenger Steps. The contestant shall
be given certain Avenger Steps depending on the difficulty of question that he/she answered.
8. If the contestant who first pressed the buzzer answered the question incorrectly, the contestant
shall be entitled with Thanos Steps. The contestant shall be given certain Thanos Steps
depending on the difficulty of question he/she answered.
9. Only one contestant has the chance to steal. The other contestant who shall steal can only start
pressing the buzzer after the quizmaster declared the answer of the first contestant as incorrect.
10. If the stealer got the correct answer, he/she shall acquire Avenger Steps. The stealer shall be
given certain Avenger Steps depending on the difficulty of question he/she answered. But if the
contestant who got a chance to steal still answered the question incorrectly, the stealer shall be
given certain Thanos Steps depending on the difficulty of question he/she answered. Then the
quizmaster shall proceed to the next question.
12. The number of items, time allotment, corresponding Avenger Steps and corresponding Thanos
Steps for each question’s level of difficulty shall be as follows:

Time allotment
Theory Questions 10 seconds 10 seconds 15 seconds
Problem Questions 20 seconds 45 seconds 60 seconds
Number of items 5 10 15
Corresponding Avenger Steps 4 6 10
(forward steps)
Corresponding Thanos Steps (backward 2 3 5
steps)
13. The goal of the game is to be the first contestant to reach the 100th positive square by moving
across the board game. The 100th positive square contains The Grand Victor Hero Trophy.
14. The contestants can move across the game board by answering questions correctly to acquire
Avenger Steps. Just follow the numbers on the board to see how the game pieces shall move
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forward or backward. For example, if you answered an average question which entitled you to 6
Avenger Steps and you were on square number 11, then your game piece shall move to square
number 17. Furthermore, if for example, you answered an average question incorrectly which
entitled you to 3 Thanos Steps and you were on square number 11, then your game piece shall
move to square number 8.
15. In, the usual game of Snakes and Ladders where the player shall land exactly on the last square
to win the game shall not apply in this board game. Thus, contestants are not required to land
exactly on the last square The Grand Victor Hero Trophy to win. For example, if you are on
square 99 and got 4 Avenger Steps by answering an easy question correctly, your game piece
shall move to the 100th square and shall not “bounce” back to 99, 98, 97 (two, three, then four
moves) just like in the usual game of Snakes and Ladders.
16. The questions are not categorized by level of difficulty which means that the questions are
shuffled.
17. An item with super powers (i.e., Hammer of Valor or Slashing Sword) shall be given to the
contestant who shall answer correctly three (3) consecutive questions. The contestant shall
be given the opportunity to choose one item that he/she may use in the competition. The items
with super powers are as follows:
NAME CATEGORY EFFECT

Hammer of Valor Good The most powerful item. This item shall give the
contestant an additional three (3) Avenger Steps.
Example: If you answered an average question correctly

and used the Hammer of Valor, a total of nine (9)
Avenger Steps shall be given to the contestants.
Slashing Sword Evil The most evil item. If this item shall be used to an
opponent, the opponent shall move three (3) Thanos
Steps.
Example: If your opponent is in square number 6, and

you cast a Slashing Sword item against an opponent,
the opponent she shall move to square number 3.
18. Each contestant can acquire the item which he/she deemed to be of help only when he/she
answered three consecutive questions correctly. The contestant may use the item upon notifying
the quizmaster (i.e., by raising his/her hand) that he/she shall use the item. He/she can use one
(1) good item and one (1) evil item at a time. Contestants shall not allowed to use an evil item
against contestants who are still in the square labeled with “START”.
19. Contestants shall to the quizmaster that he/she wants to use the item in order to take effect.
21. A live tally showing the names of the contestants, the item/s that each contestant has/have,
together with an updated photo of the Avenger Board showing the latest place of the
contestant’s game piece shall be displayed before proceeding to the next question.
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23. The FINAL ROUND shall end once winners have been declared or all the 30 questions have
been exhausted (whichever comes first).
2. The first contestant who reaches the The Grand Victor Hero Trophy shall be enthroned as
THE ULTIMATE AVENGER (1st place), while the second contestant who reaches the final
location shall be declared as 2nd place, then the third contestant who reaches the final location
shall be the 3rd place, the 4th contestant who reaches the final location shall be the 4th place and
the fifth contestant who reaches the final location shall be the 5th place respectively. In case no
contestant reached the The Grand Victor Hero Trophy, their raking shall be based on the
distance of their game piece from The Grand Victor Hero Trophy, thus, the closer to The
Grand Victor Hero Trophy, the higher the rank would be.
3. In case of tie (i.e., the contestants are in the same square other than the 100th square), clincher
questions shall be given until the deadlock is broken. The first contestant to correctly answer the
question shall win the ranking in dispute. No spells shall be allowed to be used.
4. Contestants who were able to comply with the requirement to answer at least two questions shall
be a priority in the final ranking. It means that even if the game piece of the non-compliant
contestant is closer to The Grand Victor Hero Trophy as compared with the compliant
contestants, the non-compliant contestant shall not be a priority in the final ranking. The ranking
of non-compliant contestants shall be based on the distance of their game piece from The
Grand Victor Hero Trophy, thus, the closer to The Grand Victor Hero Trophy, the
higher the rank would be.
CERTIFIED ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN (CAT) CHALLENGE
Specific Guidelines
1. The CAT CHALLENGE shall be consists of three levels: CB Level, RCA Level and CAT
Level. Each level shall focus on the following topics:
LEVELS TOPICS
Certified Bookkeeper (CB) Practical Accounting
Registered Cost Accountant (RCA) Cost and Management Accounting
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LEVELS TOPICS
Certified Accounting Technician (CAT) Taxation and Payroll Accounting
2. All levels shall be composed of Easy, Average and Difficult Rounds. Time allotments, number of
items and corresponding points for Elimination Round are as follows:
CB LEVEL RCA LEVEL CAT LEVEL CLINCHER

Time allotment
3. The guidelines for the Academic Quiz Bees are also applicable in the CAT Challenge.
General Guidelines
1. The quizmaster should read each question ONCE.

2. Each contestant shall be provided hard copies of all the questions. The contestants must not
flip the copy of the question until the quizmaster says “FLIP”. After the quizmaster announces
the question number, the contestants may start reading the question provided. Any contestant
who violates the said provision shall be given a warning for the 1st offense. On the 2nd offense,
the contestant shall be given sanction of accumulating only 50% of his/her total score garnered
in all rounds. Violation of this provision for the 3rd time shall mean disqualification of the
3. The contestants should answer each question within the time allotted. When the bell rings
signaling the lapse of time allotted, all contestants should stop answering and must
immediately raise the board which corresponds to their answer. Contestants who violate this
4. The contestants who were able to get the correct answer must continue raising their boards up
until the quizmaster has called your board number, meaning, your corresponding point has
been recorded.
6. In case there is a tie after exhausting all the previous provisions, clincher questions shall be
given until the deadlock is broken. The first contestant to correctly answer the question shall
win the ranking in dispute.
1. The contestant with the highest accumulated points shall be declared as 1 st place, the second
highest as the 2nd place, the third highest as the 3rd place, the fourth highest as the 4th place and
the fifth highest as the 5th place respectively.
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2. The following minor awards shall be vested for this competition:
AWARDS CRITERIA
Future Certified Bookkeeper Shall be awarded to the contestant/s with the highest
Award score in the Certified Bookkeeper Level.
Future Registered Cost Shall be awarded to the contestant/s with the highest
Accountant Award score in the Registered Cost Accountant Level.
Future Certified Accounting Shall be awarded to the contestant/s with the highest
Technician Award score in the Certified Accounting Technician Level.
General Guidelines
1. Each Local Chapter may only send one (1) team composed of three (3) members.
2. Contestants must strictly wear corporate attire (no maong pants, no rubber shoes). Contestants
who do not comply with the prescribed attire shall NOT BE ALLOWED to join the competition.
3. Contestants are highly discouraged from wearing any clothing material, accessory or color coding
that would identify them as contestants from a particular Local Chapter.
4. Contestants are required to bring at least one laptop per team for the written report and
presentation. Other materials are not allowed to be used during the case study except for
calculators, dictionary and one reference material for each team.
5. Members of the team can come from any year level but it is preferable if the team members have
already taken Taxation and Management Advisory Services subjects.
6. Panel of Judges shall be comprised of three Certified Public Accountants who have at least three
meaningful years of experience in TAX ADVISORY AND MANAGEMENT ADVISORY for
the purpose of giving an intelligent and independent opinions and insights.
7. Contestants shall be prohibited to put any marks on their written reports that would indicate the
Institution in which they are affiliated (i.e., refrain from including any identifiable information
in headers and footers or in the PowerPoint presentation) and are highly discouraged from
placing any identifying marks of their Local Chapter in any part of the presentation.
8. During the conduct of the event, spectators must refrain from clapping or making unnecessary
noises so as not to disrupt the contestants.
9. The competition shall be divided into two rounds, namely the Preliminary Round or the Written
Report Round and the Final Round or the Oral Defense Round.
Preliminary Round (Written Report)
1. During this round, the contestants shall submit their written reports regarding the case (Tax Case
or Advisory Case).
2. The Written Report shall contain the following major sections:
 Title Page
 Background of the Case (Abstract)
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 Statement of the Problem (Main and Sub Problem)
 Assumptions
 Analysis (with supporting computations if any)
 Recommendations
Note: Contestants may include additional parts to the written report in order to add
substance to the case study, provided that the major parts are present.
3. The format of the Written Report is as follows:

 All reports must be written in Georgia font, use 12 font size and with 1.5 spacing.
 Margins must be 1-inch in all sides of the document.
 The report shall not be longer than 10 pages and must not have an appendix. All supporting
computations must be part of the written report.
4. The following criteria shall be used in evaluating each Written Report:
CRITERIA %
Proper identification of the entity’s main problems or sub problems 20%
Adequacy and appropriateness of assumptions and analysis 30%
Reasonableness, relevance and feasibility of the recommendations 40%
Technicalities 10%
Total 100%
Proper identification of the entity’s main problems or sub problems is the extent in
which the team:
 Effectively uses all available information to come up with the entity’s problems against
identified criteria
 Successfully classified the problems if it is a main problem or sub problem and prioritizing
the problems based on its criticality
 Provides clear identification of root causes of the problems that the entity is encountering
Adequacy and appropriateness of assumptions and analysis is the extent in which

the team:
 Successfully identified adequate and appropriate assumptions that would eventually be the
basis in forming analysis and recommendations
 Effectively identifying the impact of the problems to the entity
 Logical presentation of supporting computations
Reasonableness, relevance and feasibility of the recommendations are the extent

to which the team:
 Effectively corresponds and addresses the root cause of the problems identified
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 Considers the cost, benefit and feasibility of the recommendations when taken separately
and when taken together
 Demonstrates logic in formulating recommendations
Technicalities are the extent to which the team:

 Follows the recommended guidelines for written reports
 Effectively writes an easily comprehensible report (including abstract)
 Has no or very few grammatical errors
5. The Written Report should be put in a flash drive and shall be submitted to the Officer-In-
Charge.
6. The Written Reports shall be given to the Panel of Judges. The Panel of Judges shall evaluate the
Written Reports and should select the TOP FIVE teams on the same day.
7. The TOP FIVE teams with the highest points shall advance to the FINAL ROUND.
Final Round (Oral Defense)
1. Only the TOP FIVE teams during the Preliminary Round shall advance to the Oral Defense
Round. If the competition is a one-day event, each team shall be given TWO hours to prepare a
PowerPoint presentation and rehearse their oral presentation. If the competition is a two-day
event, each team shall be given the whole night to prepare for their presentation.
2. Each team shall be given 15 minutes for the presentation and another 15 minutes shall be allotted
for the question and answer portion.
3. English shall be the medium of presentation.
4. The following criteria shall be used to evaluate the oral presentation:
CRITERIA %
Delivery 30%
Responsiveness to the Questions 60%
Technicalities 10%
Total 100%
Delivery is the extent to which the team:

 Demonstrates organization of information in presenting their report
 Persuasiveness and confidence in presenting their report and shows credibility on
presenting the recommendations
 Effectively uses the English language as a medium for presentation and speaks clearly and
distinctly
Responsiveness to the Questions is the extent to which the team:

 Clearly and concisely answers the questions being asked
 Effectively speaks as one team (Coherent ideas)
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 Quickly responding on the questions being asked and providing relevant information
related to the question
Technicalities are the extent to which the team:

 Effectively uses PowerPoint as a visual aid
 Does not deviate from submitted written report
 Effectively maximizes the allotted time for presentation
1. Teams shall be evaluated based on both written report and oral defense. Winners shall be
determined based on the following criteria:
CRITERIA %
Written Report 60%
Oral Defense 40%
Total 100%
2. The team with the highest score based on the criteria above shall be declared as the 1st place, the
second highest pointer as the 2nd place, the third highest pointer as the 3rd place, the fourth
highest as the 4th place and the fifth highest as the 5th place respectively.
POINTING SYSTEM OF ACADEMIC EVENTS TO DETERMINE THE OVERALL

RANKING
The following pointing system shall be used to determine the overall ranking in Academic Events of
the 22nd RMYC.
ALL BOARD SUBJECTS CUP
RANK POINTS
1st place 35 points
2nd place 30 points
3rd place 25 points
4th place 20points
5th place 15 points
Participation on All Board Subjects Cup 5 points
TALE OF THE LEGENDS: THE SANSIGHAYON ACADEMIC CUPS
RANK POINTS
1st place 30 points
2nd place 25 points
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RANK POINTS
3rd place 20 points
4th place 15points
5th place 10 points
Participation in the Tale of the Legends: The Sansighayon 1 point
Academic Cups
TAX HACKS: THE TAX SURVIVAL TOURNAMENT
RANK POINTS
1st place 35 points
2nd place 30 points
3rd place 25 points
4th place 20 points
5th place 15 points
Individual Points for Semi-Final Round Qualifiers 2 points
Participation in the Tax Hacks: The Tax Survival Tournament 1 point
ACAD WAR: THE GRAND CLASH OF THE WITS
RANK POINTS
1st place 40 points
2nd place 35 points
3rd place 30 points
4th place 25 points
5th place 20 points
Participation in the Acad War: The Grand Clash of the Wits 1 point
CERTIFIED ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN (CAT) CHALLENGE
RANK POINTS
1st place 30 points
2nd place 25 points
3rd place 20 points
4th place 15points
5th place 10 points
Participation in the Certified Accounting Technician (CAT) 1 point
Challenge
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TAX CASE AND ADVISORY CASE STUDY COMPETITIONS
RANK POINTS
1st place 35 points
2nd place 30 points
3rd place 25 points
4th place 20 points
5th place 15 points
Participation in the Tax Case and Advisory Case Study 3 points
Competition
Note: Participation for Academic Events during the APEX: The PRIMER has no credit for 22nd
RMYC.
QUIZZERS GOT TALENT (ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC COLLABORATION)
RANK POINTS
1st place 20 points
2nd place 15 points
3rd place 10 points
Participation in the Quizzer’s Got Talent 2 point
TECHNICAL SESSION
There shall be additional points for the Over-all Ranking for Academics for the attendance in the
Technical Sessions.
PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPATION ADDITIONAL POINTS

75% and above 10 Points
65% but less than 75% 8 Points
Computation for the Percentage of Participation shall be:

ATTENDEES OF TECHNICAL SESSION
TOTAL STUDENT DELEGATES (excluding dean,advisers and professors)less X 100 = Percentage of Participation
PARTICIPANTS OF ACADEMIC AND NON ACADEMIC EVENTS
(at the time of the scheduled Technical Session)
Separate points shall be given for each Technical Session. For example, if there are three Technical
Sessions, the Local Chapter with perfect attendance in all the three sessions shall receive 30 points
(i.e., 10 points for each session).
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The top three Local Chapters with highest scores shall be declared as the Most Awarded Local
Chapter in Academics, 2nd Most Awarded Local Chapter in Academics and 3rd Most
Awarded Local Chapter in Academics respectively.
POINTING SYSTEM TO DETERMINE THE OVERALL CHAMPION IN THE 22 ND RMYC
1. The Academic Events shall be 50% of the total score while Non Academic Events shall be 50% of
the total score to determine the overall champion in the 22nd RMYC.
2. The maximum score that a Local Chapter could obtain in Academic and Non Academic events
shall be the basis of Local Chapter scores.
3. The top three highest total score on both Academics and Non Academic events shall be declared
as the Overall Champion in the 22nd RMYC, 2nd Overall Champion in the 22nd RMYC and 3rd
Overall Champion in the 22nd RMYC respectively.
Example: (Assuming 100 is the maximum score)
Local Academics Non Academics

Total Rank
Chapter Score Percentage Score Percentage
LC1 98 49% 84 42% 91% 2nd Place
LC2 94 47% 82 41% 88% 3rd Place
LC3 90 45% 94 47% 92% 1st Place
LC4 88 44% 80 40% 84%
LC5 84 42% 78 39% 81%
ENFORCEMENT OF THE IMPLEMENTING RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. It shall be the primary duty of the Regional Vice President for Academics to effectively enforce
the provisions of this Implementing Rules and Regulations. The Council also has the sole right
to interpret the contents of this Implementing Rules and Regulations and their decision shall be
binding and irrevocable.
2. The Regional Adviser or his duly designated representative shall act as legal adviser to the
Regional Vice President for Academics and the Council and shall render legal assistance as may
be necessary in carrying out the provisions of this Implementing Rules and Regulations.
AMENDMENTS OR REVISIONS
1. The Council shall be vested with the exclusive power to revise and amend the Implementing
Rules and Regulations.
2. Any amendments to or revisions to this Implementing Rules and Regulations may be proposed
by any member of any local chapter upon a written request of such member, stating the reasons
thereto.
3. Any request for amendments and revisions as well as proposed amendments must initially be
reviewed by the Regional Vice President for Academics then to be forwarded to the Regional
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Executive Officers for discussion, editing and final approval and to be noted by the Regional
Adviser.
4. The Regional Executive Officers shall have the right to debunk any proposed revisions and
amendments, submitted to them by the Regional Vice President for Academics, which are
deemed unnecessary. The final decision on any inclusions and exclusions to this Implementing
Rules and Regulations must be determined by a majority vote of all Regional Executive Officers
in which the Regional Vice President for Academics is included.
5. Amendments to particular provisions in this Implementing Rules and Regulations shall be
allowed provided that such amendments will be communicated to stakeholders at least two
weeks before it could take effect.
SEPARABILITY CLAUSE
If any clause, provision, paragraph or part of this Implementing Rules and Regulations shall be
declared unconstitutional or invalid, such judgment shall not affect, invalidate, or impair any other
part hereof, but shall be merely confined to the clause, provision, paragraph or part directly involved
in the controversy in which such judgment has been rendered.
REPEALING CLAUSE
Any rule and regulation or resolution or part/s thereof inconsistent with the provisions of this
Implementing Rules and Regulations are hereby repealed or modified accordingly.
EFFECTIVITY
This Implementing Rules and Regulations shall take effect immediately after its presentation and
approval from the Assembly. Promulgated in Angeles City, Pampanga this 30th day of June, 2018.
PREPARED BY:
_______________________________
NESLY JOHN L. TARUC
REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENT FOR
ACADEMICS
Baliuag University
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APPROVED BY:
_______________________________ _______________________________
IDON CHRISTIAN S. DAVID RICHARD C. LAZARO
REGIONAL PRESIDENT REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENT FOR NON
Holy Angel University ACADEMICS
PHINMA-Araullo University
_______________________________ _______________________________
ELISHA L. ANTIGO ALYZA G. FAJARDO
REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENT FOR FINANCE REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENT FOR
Holy Angel University MEMBERSHIP
Kolehiyo Ng Subic
_______________________________ _______________________________
CAMILLE RENZY S. DIMINSIL JOHN ALLEN J. SALVATIERRA
REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENT FOR REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENT FOR GRAPHICS
COMMUNICATIONS AND PUBLICATIONS
Angeles University Foundation Tarlac State University
_______________________________ _______________________________
HANNAH CAMILLE D.J. MENDOZA KANIXIA CAMILLE R. PAGADUAN
REGIONAL VICE PRESIDENT FOR AUDIT REGIONAL SECRETARY GENERAL
Bulacan State University Tarlac State University
NOTED BY:
_______________________________
CONRAD ALLAN M. ALVIZ, CPA, CISA,
CIA, CSRS
REGIONAL ADVISER
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IMPLEMENTING RULES

NFJPIA-R3 Council aims to promote academic excellence by adopting measures to foster

1. To promote academic excellence to all members by expanding their knowledge and

CASE STUDY COMPETITIONS

GLOBAL CERTIFICATION AWARENESS PROGRAM – ROUND 2

Certified Accounting Technician (CAT) Challenge

COVERAGE AND ELIGIBILITY

1. The 22nd RMYC shall be composed of the following competitions:

Example: Baliuag University

Example: Baliuag University

EMAILING: BU_RMYC_ACADEMIC LEAGUE_2018

ALL BOARD SUBJECTS CUP

EASY AVERAGE DIFFICULT CLINCHER

1. The FINAL ROUND shall be called, the ACCOUNTING JEOPARDY.

TALE OF THE LEGENDS: THE SANSIGHAYON ACADEMIC CUPS

1. The FINAL ROUND shall be called, the LEGENDS MAYHEM ACCOUNTING

EASY AVERAGE DIFFICULT CLINCHER

Special Ability Power

TAX HACKS: THE TAX SURVIVAL TOURNAMENT

Survival Round Qualification to enter the survival round

AVERAGE DIFFICULT CLINCHER

1. The FINAL ROUND shall be called the ULTIMATE SURVIVAL ROUND.

EASY AVERAGE DIFFICULT CLINCHER

ACAD WAR: THE GRAND CLASH OF THE WITS

1. All the contestants shall be grouped into five brackets namely:

EASY AVERAGE DIFFICULT CLINCHER

EASY AVERAGE DIFFICULT

NAME CATEGORY EFFECT

Example: If you answered an average question correctly

Example: If your opponent is in square number 6, and

CERTIFIED ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN (CAT) CHALLENGE

CB LEVEL RCA LEVEL CAT LEVEL CLINCHER

1. The quizmaster should read each question ONCE.

CASE STUDY COMPETITIONS

Preliminary Round (Written Report)

3. The format of the Written Report is as follows:

4. The following criteria shall be used in evaluating each Written Report:

Adequacy and appropriateness of assumptions and analysis is the extent in which

Reasonableness, relevance and feasibility of the recommendations are the extent

Technicalities are the extent to which the team:

Final Round (Oral Defense)

Delivery is the extent to which the team:

Responsiveness to the Questions is the extent to which the team:

Technicalities are the extent to which the team:

POINTING SYSTEM OF ACADEMIC EVENTS TO DETERMINE THE OVERALL

ALL BOARD SUBJECTS CUP

TALE OF THE LEGENDS: THE SANSIGHAYON ACADEMIC CUPS

TAX HACKS: THE TAX SURVIVAL TOURNAMENT

ACAD WAR: THE GRAND CLASH OF THE WITS

CERTIFIED ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN (CAT) CHALLENGE

QUIZZERS GOT TALENT (ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC COLLABORATION)

PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPATION ADDITIONAL POINTS

Computation for the Percentage of Participation shall be:

POINTING SYSTEM TO DETERMINE THE OVERALL CHAMPION IN THE 22 ND RMYC

Example: (Assuming 100 is the maximum score)

Local Academics Non Academics

ENFORCEMENT OF THE IMPLEMENTING RULES AND REGULATIONS

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