Intermediate Accounting Exam Master

Problem

Intermediate accounting exam prep often breaks down in three places: scattered syllabus points, formula-heavy calculations that are easy to misremember, and conflicts between standards and practical treatment. This skill keeps the syllabus, exam questions, authoritative rules, and a set of Python tools in one package, so answers can be checked, computed, and self-audited instead of guessed.

How It Works

• Triage first, then retrieve: decide whether the question is exam prep, practical accounting, or multi-module, then check the syllabus, exam-question, and standards references before drafting.
• Compute, don’t remember: for deferred tax, journal entries, NPV, IRR, WACC, and financial ratios, it calls the matching tools in tools/ to leave an auditable trail.
• Gate before output: verify clause numbers, tax rates, and thresholds against references/, present both standards-level and practical wording when they differ, and avoid vague terms like “probably” or “maybe.”

Boundaries

It is useful for exam practice, formula checks, and case discussion, but it is not a substitute for audit, tax filing, or legal advice. It refuses cheating, exam leakage, guaranteed pass promises, ghostwritten papers, and fabricated clauses. The package runs as a single orchestrating skill; agents/ are role modules, not parallel AI agents.