CountHQ Taxation Executive Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Experience Area questions
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Q1. Finance related questions
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Q2. Taxation related questions
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Q3. Excel questions and formulae
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Q1. Why you want this job?
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Q2. Describe your 2 strengh and weakness
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Q3. Why should i hire you for this job
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It was quite detailed one with many questions lined up

Q1. About my thoughts regarding working with d company
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Q2. What all I expected from this company
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Q1. Regarding Indirect tax compliance
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Q2. The role was Indian Indirect Tax Compliances. Had asked few questions about the same and questions are of easy to moderate one.
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Q1. How good your at ind AS
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Q2. Take them through the indAS in detailed which you feel good
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Q1. Advisory dealt with, place of supply provision and time of supply, e commerce transactions,
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Q1. Litigations handled What are the observations identified in DDR report
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Observations identified in DDR report for litigations handled
• DDR report identified multiple instances of non-compliance with tax laws

• Some litigations were due to incorrect interpretation of tax laws

• DDR report recommended implementation of better tax compliance processes

• Litigations related to transfer pricing were also identified in the DDR report
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Versant test where you have to focus on reading, arrange the sentence, narrate the story.

Focused on Accounting concepts

Q1. Resume driven, Knowledge about the profile, About company
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Q1. About Profile and Concepts
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Q1. Confidence level, What if you don't get selected today.
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Q1. Technical - Residency Rules of India
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Residency rules in India determine the tax liability of an individual based on their stay in India.
• An individual is considered a resident if they have stayed in India for 182 days or more in a financial year.

• If an individual has stayed in India for less than 182 days, they are considered a non-resident.

• If an individual is a resident for two out of the past ten financial years and has stayed in India for 60 days or more...read more
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Q2. Gain on sale of property
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Gain on sale of property is a taxable event where the seller earns a profit from selling a property.
• The gain on sale of property is calculated by subtracting the cost basis from the sale price.

• The gain is subject to capital gains tax.

• There are certain exemptions and deductions available to reduce the tax liability on the gain.

• For example, if the property was the seller's primary residence for at least two out of the pa...read more
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