Peninsula Land Accounts Manager Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. Academic qualification work experience and family background
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Checking Accounts and finance knowledge, with CFO and VP

Q1. Golden rule of accounting
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The golden rule of accounting states that debit what comes in and credit what goes out.
• Debit what comes in and credit what goes out

• Helps maintain the balance in accounting records

• Used to ensure accuracy in financial transactions
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Q1. Interview about GST tax rate, TDS rate and some questions about your profile..
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Q2. Gst return filing date,tds rate and filing date
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Q3. What is the process to check invoice and payment .
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The process to check invoice and payment involves verifying the details on the invoice against the payment received.
• Verify the accuracy of the invoice details such as amount, date, and billing address

• Cross-check the invoice with the purchase order or contract to ensure accuracy

• Confirm that the payment matches the amount on the invoice

• Record the payment in the accounting system once verified

• Follow up with the client or
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Q4. What is the retention money, mobilisation money etc
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Retention money and mobilisation money are terms commonly used in construction contracts.
• Retention money is a percentage of the contract value withheld by the client to ensure that the contractor completes the project satisfactorily.

• Mobilisation money is an advance payment made to the contractor to cover initial mobilisation costs such as setting up site facilities and equipment.

• Retention money is usually released afte...read more
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Q1. Question about your family background, your convenience for working site..
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Q1. Formula of interest
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The formula for calculating interest is Principal x Rate x Time.
• Interest is calculated by multiplying the principal amount, the interest rate, and the time period.

• The formula is: Interest = Principal x Rate x Time

• For example, if you have a principal amount of $1000, an interest rate of 5%, and a time period of 1 year, the interest would be $50.
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Q1. General questions on the current work profile and JD
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Q2. Hlookup, vlookup in excel and other common formula
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Q3. Journal entries on depreciation, deferred tax
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Q1. Tell about your self
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Experienced accountant with a strong background in financial analysis and reporting.
• Over 5 years of experience in accounting roles

• Proficient in financial software such as QuickBooks and SAP

• Strong analytical skills and attention to detail

• Managed budgeting and forecasting processes for a medium-sized company

• Bachelor's degree in Accounting from XYZ University
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Q2. What is your strength and weakness
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Strength: Attention to detail and problem-solving skills. Weakness: Difficulty delegating tasks.
• Strength: Ability to analyze financial data accurately

• Strength: Strong organizational skills

• Weakness: Struggle with letting go of control and delegating tasks to others
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Questions based on overall decision making ability

Q1. Academic qualification work experience and family background
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Checking Accounts and finance knowledge, with CFO and VP