Numbertree LLP Assistant Billing Manager Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Ind AS 115 Revenue recognition
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Q1. Why Carrer switch
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Q1. Taxation direct and indirect, accounts
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Based on practicle case scenario

It was based on taxation accounts and real life experience.

Don't remember. general simple aptitude.

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Q2. Projects mentioned in resume.
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Q3. Other than Technical there HR questions as well like what are your hobbies. Sing a song.
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Q1. How we do audit of revenue
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Auditing revenue involves examining financial records, verifying transactions, and ensuring compliance with accounting standards.
• Reviewing sales invoices, receipts, and contracts to ensure accuracy and completeness

• Comparing recorded revenue with supporting documentation to identify discrepancies

• Testing the effectiveness of internal controls and procedures for revenue recognition

• Analyzing revenue trends and patterns to ...read more
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Q1. Why do you want to join WCC?
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Q1. What do you know about IndAS 116?
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IndAS 116 is an accounting standard that governs the treatment of leases in financial statements.
• IndAS 116 replaces the previous standard, IndAS 17, and requires lessees to recognize most leases on their balance sheets.

• It distinguishes between finance leases and operating leases, with different accounting treatments for each.

• Under IndAS 116, lessees must recognize a right-of-use asset and a lease liability for all leas...read more
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Q1. Explain P2P Process in Accounts
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P2P process in accounts refers to the procure-to-pay process, which involves purchasing goods or services and paying for them.
• P2P process starts with the requisition of goods or services needed by a company.

• Once approved, a purchase order is created and sent to the supplier.

• Goods or services are received and an invoice is generated by the supplier.

• The invoice is matched with the purchase order and goods receipt, and th...read more
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Q2. Deferred Revene and Expenditure
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Q3. Entries for Sales and Receivables
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Entries for Sales and Receivables involve recording sales transactions and tracking amounts owed by customers.
• Record sales revenue when goods or services are delivered to customers

• Track accounts receivable to monitor amounts owed by customers

• Reconcile sales and receivables to ensure accuracy of financial records
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Q4. Whats is the Payroll Entries you pass at the endof the month
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Payroll entries include recording salaries, wages, taxes, and benefits for employees.
• Recording gross wages for employees

• Deducting taxes such as income tax and social security

• Adding employer contributions to benefits like healthcare or retirement plans

• Accruing vacation or sick leave balances

• Adjusting for any bonuses or commissions earned
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Q5. What is the entry for purchase from Vendor before receipt of bill from them
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The entry for purchase from Vendor before receipt of bill is a debit to Inventory and a credit to Accounts Payable.
• Debit Inventory account for the cost of the purchase

• Credit Accounts Payable to show the amount owed to the vendor

• Once the bill is received, adjust the entry accordingly
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Q1. Walk me through a DCF
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Q2. What is FCFF and FCFE?
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Q3. Why do we use mid-period convention?
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Q4. How is terminal value calculated?
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Q5. Why do we use DLOM and DLOC? How do we determine them?
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Q6. When do we use DCF? How do you select comparable companies when using Market Approach?
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Q1. What sort of valuation engagements have you worked on?
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Q2. Why do we normalize and/or adjust EBITDA?
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Q3. What is CCF? When do we use CCF over DCF?
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Q4. Why do we use DLOM and DLOC? How do we determine them?
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Q5. What are the factors you would consider while valuing small businesses?
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Q1. Tell me about yourself?
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Q2. Why Withum and where did you hear about the firm?
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Q3. Why are you planning to switch?
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Q4. What are your expectations with the role?
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