Cinépolis Finance Supervisor Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Introdue yourself Accounting knowledge (Accrul, Deferred,GST,VAT) Project previously done
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Q1. Technical questions Question on resume Breif about project
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. Reason for job change
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Q1. Fixing assets journal entries
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Fixing assets journal entries involves correcting errors in recording asset transactions.
• Identify the error in the original journal entry

• Reverse the incorrect entry by debiting the asset account and crediting the original account

• Make the correct entry by debiting the correct account and crediting the asset account

• Ensure the entry is properly documented and approved by management
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Q2. IFRS vs US GAAP
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IFRS and US GAAP are two sets of accounting standards used by companies worldwide, with key differences in principles and rules.
• IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards) is principles-based, focusing on the conceptual framework and objectives of financial reporting.

• US GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) is rules-based, providing specific guidelines and detailed rules for accounting treatments.

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Q3. Cash forecasting
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Q1. Tell me about yourself and interest in finance?
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Q2. Have you done debt syndication
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Yes, I have experience in debt syndication.
• I have successfully led debt syndication deals for multiple clients.

• I have a strong understanding of the debt market and the various financing options available.

• I have worked with banks and financial institutions to negotiate favorable terms for my clients.

• One example of my work includes securing a $50 million syndicated loan for a real estate development project.

• I am also exp...read more
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Q1. Tell me about your self?
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Q2. About family background
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Q1. Entries in accounting
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Entries in accounting refer to the recording of financial transactions in the appropriate accounts.
• Entries are made to reflect the impact of transactions on the financial position of a business.

• Each entry consists of a debit and a credit, with the total debits equaling the total credits.

• Common types of entries include journal entries, adjusting entries, and closing entries.

• Examples of entries include recording sales re
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Q2. About tds and gst
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Q1. Which codes used in SAP
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Various codes are used in SAP for different purposes such as transaction codes, object codes, and authorization codes.
• Transaction codes are used to access specific functions or transactions in SAP (e.g. FB50 for posting a journal entry).

• Object codes are used to classify different types of objects in SAP (e.g. GL accounts, cost centers).

• Authorization codes are used to control access to different areas of SAP based on us
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SAP code use for finance

Accounts knowledge

Q1. Sap. P2p rtr p2c
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Q2. All sap process
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SAP process refers to the various business processes managed using SAP software.
• SAP process encompasses all the business processes that are automated and managed using SAP software.

• Examples include procurement, inventory management, financial accounting, human resources management, etc.
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Q3. All accounts related
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Q1. Ask accounting 3 ruls & credit & debit
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Q2. If you have SAP software knowledge
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