Junior Accountant and Assistant
Junior Accountant and Assistant Interview Questions and Answers
Asked in A2 Environment Consultant

Q. Do you know about GST filling and TDS return?
Yes, I am familiar with GST filing and TDS return.
GST filing is the process of submitting tax returns under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime.
TDS return is the statement that summarizes the details of tax deducted at source by an individual or entity.
I have experience in preparing and filing GST returns and TDS returns for clients.
I am aware of the different forms and due dates for GST and TDS returns.
I keep myself updated with the latest changes and amendments in GST a...read more


Q. What is the difference between a cash book and a Bank Reconciliation Statement (BRS)?
Cash book records all cash transactions, while BRS reconciles bank statement with cash book.
Cash book records all cash receipts and payments made by the company.
BRS (Bank Reconciliation Statement) is prepared to reconcile the bank statement with the cash book.
Discrepancies between the cash book and bank statement are identified and resolved through BRS.
Cash book is maintained by the company, while BRS is prepared by the accountant to ensure accuracy.
Example: If a check issued...read more
Asked in FIDICON DEVICES INDIA

Q. Bank statement entry in tally software
Tally software allows users to record bank statement entries for accurate financial tracking and reconciliation.
Bank Reconciliation: Use Tally to match your bank statement entries with your accounting records to ensure accuracy.
Recording Transactions: Enter bank transactions such as deposits and withdrawals in Tally to keep your accounts updated.
Importing Bank Statements: Tally allows importing bank statements in various formats (like CSV) for easier entry.
Creating Bank Ledge...read more


Q. Rules of accountant
Rules of accounting are principles and guidelines that companies must follow when preparing financial statements.
Accounting equation must always be in balance: Assets = Liabilities + Equity
Revenue recognition principle: Revenue should be recorded when it is earned, not when cash is received
Matching principle: Expenses should be recorded in the same period as the revenue they helped generate
Conservatism principle: When in doubt, choose the option that will result in lower prof...read more

Asked in Genpact

Q. What is the golden rule of accounting?
The golden rules of accounting guide how to record financial transactions accurately.
1. Debit what comes in, credit what goes out. Example: When cash is received, debit cash account.
2. Debit all expenses and losses, credit all incomes and gains. Example: When a sale is made, credit sales revenue.
3. Debit the receiver, credit the giver. Example: When paying a supplier, debit the supplier's account.
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