KPMG Global Services Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

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Q1. Tell two methods of depreciation.
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Two methods of depreciation are straight-line depreciation and double declining balance depreciation.
• Straight-line depreciation allocates an equal amount of depreciation expense each year over the useful life of the asset.

• Double declining balance depreciation accelerates depreciation expense in the early years of an asset's life and decreases it in later years.
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Q2. Straight line method and declining balance method
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Q1. A little about Alteryx.
Ans. SQL queries writing -join , like, limit, group by . Alteryx: basic join , transpose, Alteryx scheduler.
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Q2. Sql related queries.
Ans. Sql queries writing join like group by
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Rela time example are given and asked to bring it through code

Q1. Detailed technical quest
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Q1. What is strength
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Strength is the ability to overcome challenges, persevere in difficult situations, and achieve goals.
• Physical strength: ability to lift heavy objects, perform physical tasks

• Mental strength: ability to stay focused, handle stress, make tough decisions

• Emotional strength: ability to cope with emotions, maintain resilience

• Strength of character: integrity, determination, courage

• Strength in relationships: ability to communic
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Q1. How to test Payroll
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Testing Payroll involves verifying calculations, deductions, taxes, and compliance with regulations.
• Verify calculations for gross pay, deductions, and net pay

• Test tax calculations and ensure compliance with tax laws

• Check for accuracy in employee data and benefits

• Validate payroll reports and ensure they match financial records
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Q1. How to test Borrowing costs
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Borrowing costs can be tested by reviewing loan agreements, interest rates, and financial statements.
• Review loan agreements to understand terms and conditions of borrowing costs

• Analyze interest rates to ensure they are accurately reflected in financial statements

• Examine financial statements for any discrepancies in borrowing costs

• Compare actual borrowing costs with budgeted or forecasted costs
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