Government of Maharashtra Accounts Officer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. APR writing guide line complaince
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Q2. Action against defalterDGM
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Action against defaulter DGM
• Investigate the reason for defaulting

• Check if it was intentional or unintentional

• Take legal action if necessary

• Recover the amount owed

• Implement preventive measures to avoid future defaults
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Q3. APR corruption per discussion
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Q5. S k Pandey DGM account terminate kare
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Q1. TDS sections and rate
Ans. 194C @ 1% for individuals & HUF and 2% for all others, threshold limit 1,00,000/- in a year. 194J @ 10% for professional services and 2% for Technical services, Threshold limit 30,000/- in a year
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Q2. Tell me about 194Q
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194Q is a provision introduced in the Indian Income Tax Act to deduct TDS on certain specified transactions.
• 194Q stands for Section 194Q of the Indian Income Tax Act.

• It requires the buyer to deduct TDS at the rate of 0.1% on the purchase of goods exceeding INR 50 lakhs in a financial year.

• The provision aims to widen the tax net and ensure tax compliance.

• It applies to buyers who are not liable to audit under Section 44A...read more
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Q3. Tell me about GST TDS
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GST TDS refers to the deduction of tax at source under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime.
• GST TDS is applicable when making certain payments to suppliers or service providers.

• The person making the payment is required to deduct a certain percentage as TDS and remit it to the government.

• The deducted TDS amount is then credited to the supplier's or service provider's electronic cash ledger.

• The supplier or service pro...read more
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Q4. TDS return filing date
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The due date for filing TDS returns depends on the type of deductor and the quarter in which the deductions are made.
• For government deductors, the due date is 31st July, 31st October, 31st January, and 31st May for the quarters ending June, September, December, and March respectively.

• For non-government deductors, the due date is 31st July, 31st October, 31st January, and 31st May for the quarters ending June, September...read more
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Q1. Contractual base job
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Q2. Tell me about your self
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Q3. Education related miscellaneousquestion
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Q4. Work profile details
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Q1. Contract nature
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