Consero Global Solutions Senior Accounting Specialist Interview Questions, Process, and Tips for Experienced

Q1. About work experience and salary expectations
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Q1. 1.unearned revenue 2.unbilled revenue n Journal entry 3.month end closing procedure 4.accruals 5 Depreciation 6.why debit balanc in Sundry creditors 7.Journal entry for salary payable 8.
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Q1. What is accrual,what is deffered revenue
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Accrual is recognizing revenue and expenses when they are incurred, not when cash is exchanged. Deferred revenue is when payment is received before revenue is earned.
• Accrual accounting matches revenue and expenses to the time period they are incurred, not when cash is exchanged

• Deferred revenue is when a company receives payment for goods or services before they are actually delivered or earned

• Accrual accounting provide...read more
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Q1. How to find cogs,what is unbilled revenue
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COGS can be found by subtracting ending inventory from beginning inventory and adding purchases. Unbilled revenue is revenue that has been earned but not yet billed to the customer.
• COGS = Beginning Inventory + Purchases - Ending Inventory

• Unbilled revenue is revenue recognized in the income statement but not yet invoiced to the customer

• Unbilled revenue is a liability on the balance sheet until it is invoiced
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Q2. What is un earned revenue
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Unearned revenue is money received by a company for goods or services that have not yet been provided.
• Unearned revenue is a liability on the company's balance sheet until the goods or services are delivered.

• It represents an obligation to provide goods or services in the future.

• Common examples include prepaid rent, magazine subscriptions, and advance payments for services.

• As the goods or services are provided, the unear...read more
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Q1. Accrual concept
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Q2. Inter company entries
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Q3. Depreciation accounting
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Q4. Deferred revenue
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Q5. Deferred expenditure
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Q1. Few accounting entries
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Q2. Month end close process
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Q1. Few case study based questions
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Q1. What is accrual, what is provision for depreciation, what is Bad debts, Journal entries,
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Accrual is recognizing revenue and expenses when they are incurred, provision for depreciation is setting aside funds for asset depreciation, bad debts are uncollectible debts, journal entries record financial transactions.
• Accrual is the accounting method of recognizing revenue and expenses when they are incurred, regardless of when cash is exchanged.

• Provision for depreciation is the allocation of funds to account for ...read more
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Q2. Billed revenue, unbilled revenue
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Q3. Salary entry, what is revenue, revenue recog principles
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Q1. Deferred revenue expenditure, p2p process, o2c process, depreciation and amortization
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Q1. Prepaid, intercompany, depreciation, accruals , unbilled, defered and other accounting entries
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Q2. Prepaid entry how to account
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Q3. Accrual of any expense with example
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Accrual of expenses refers to recognizing expenses in the period they are incurred, regardless of when they are paid.
• Accrual of expenses helps in matching expenses with revenues in the same accounting period.

• Examples include recognizing salaries expense for work done by employees even if the payment is made in the next month.

• Another example is recognizing interest expense on a loan even if the payment is due in the nex
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Q4. Unbilled revenue when to account with example
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Unbilled revenue should be accounted for when it is earned but not yet invoiced to the customer.
• Recognize unbilled revenue when the performance obligation is satisfied and revenue is earned.

• Record unbilled revenue as an asset on the balance sheet.

• Adjust unbilled revenue periodically to reflect the actual amount that should be billed to the customer.

• Example: A construction company completes a project in December but doe...read more
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Q1. Salary discussion, expected CTC and othe details
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