GTC Control Solutions Chief Accountant Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. Banking computer commerce
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Q2. First bank established by which bank
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The first bank established by the Bank of England
• The Bank of England was established in 1694 and is considered the first central bank in the world

• It was established to act as the government's banker and debt manager

• The Bank of England also issues banknotes and regulates the UK's monetary policy
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Q3. What is computer and explain The founder by computer
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A computer is an electronic device that processes data and performs tasks according to instructions given by the user.
• A computer is made up of hardware components such as the central processing unit (CPU), memory, and storage devices.

• It operates using software programs that provide instructions for the hardware to execute.

• Computers can perform various tasks such as calculations, data processing, communication, and mult...read more
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Q4. What is commence and explain it
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Commence refers to the beginning or start of something, such as a project or activity.
• Commence is a verb that means to begin or start something.

• It is often used in formal or professional contexts to indicate the start of a project, event, or activity.

• For example, 'The construction of the new office building will commence next month.'
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Q5. Tell me about your self
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Profit loss ,partnerships, ratio proportions

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Q1. About My profile, and past experience
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Q1. About technical skills
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Q2. Accrual concept
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Q1. What is sale purchase billing
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Sale purchase billing is the process of creating invoices for goods or services sold and purchased.
• It involves recording the details of the transaction such as the quantity, price, and date.

• The invoice is then sent to the customer or supplier for payment.

• It is an important part of accounting as it helps to keep track of sales and purchases.

• Examples of sale purchase billing software include QuickBooks and Xero.
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Q2. What is sale return and purchase return
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Sale return is when a customer returns a product to the seller, while purchase return is when a business returns a product to the supplier.
• Sale return is also known as sales return or return inwards.

• Purchase return is also known as purchase return or return outwards.

• Sale return reduces the revenue of the seller, while purchase return reduces the cost of goods sold for the buyer.

• Sale return may occur due to various reas...read more
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Q3. What is cash Discount purchase and cash Discount sale
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Cash discount purchase is a discount offered by a seller to a buyer for paying the invoice amount within a specified time period. Cash discount sale is a discount offered by a buyer to a seller for paying the invoice amount within a specified time period.
• Cash discount purchase is a reduction in the invoice amount offered by the seller to the buyer if the buyer pays the invoice amount within a specified time period.

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Q4. What is Half payment by cheque for purchase and sale
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Half payment by cheque for purchase and sale is a payment method where half of the amount is paid through cheque.
• Half payment by cheque is a common practice in business transactions.

• It involves paying half of the purchase or sale amount through a cheque.

• The remaining half is usually paid in cash or through another mode of payment.

• This method is used to ensure security and reduce the risk of fraud.

• For example, if a prod...read more
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Q5. What is Gst return sale and purchase both
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Gst return sale and purchase both refers to the filing of returns for the goods and services tax paid on sales and purchases.
• Gst return sale and purchase both are filed by registered taxpayers

• The sale return is filed in GSTR-1 form and the purchase return is filed in GSTR-2 form

• The returns are reconciled in GSTR-3 form

• The returns contain details of the tax paid on sales and purchases, input tax credit claimed, and othe...read more
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Q1. What is balance sheet matching
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Balance sheet matching is the process of ensuring that the assets, liabilities, and equity on a balance sheet are properly aligned.
• Balance sheet matching involves comparing the amounts and classifications of assets, liabilities, and equity to ensure they are accurately recorded.

• It helps identify any discrepancies or errors in the financial statements.

• For example, if a company reports a certain amount of cash on its bal...read more
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Q2. What is cash sales and cash purchase
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Cash sales refer to transactions where payment is made in cash at the time of sale. Cash purchase refers to transactions where payment is made in cash at the time of purchase.
• Cash sales are common in retail businesses where customers pay for goods or services in cash.

• Cash purchase is when a business buys goods or services and pays for them in cash.

• Cash sales and purchases are recorded in the cash book or cash register.

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Q1. Can you provide details about your last job? I had worked in HCL Tech as executive in finance department.
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Q2. Please ask your next question.
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Q3. I am not from HR department or back ground hence can't give or suggest questions.
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Q4. No more questions.
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Q1. Questions should come from employer side which is not happening.
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Q2. Am I correct in interpreting that it is over?
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The situation is not yet clear, further information is needed.
• It is unclear at this time whether it is over or not.

• More information is needed to determine the current status.

• Further clarification is required before a definitive answer can be given.
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