14 November 2022
Please go through my profile:- 1. Filing of GSTR1, GSTR3B and GSTR9 and GSTR9C. 2. In past have done registration of GST. 3. Preparation of Annual Balance Sheet,Profit and Loss and Cash Flows. 4. Payment of GST,TDS,PF through net banking. 5. Computation of GST liability. 6. Computation and Payment of Advance tax. 7. 26as analysis with TDS deducted. 8. Annual closing of Books of Accounts. 9. Quarterly yearly analyzing books of accounts. 10. Coordinate with Statutory Auditors and finalize the books with them. 11. Preparation of 3CD data and get it uploaded by Auditors. How much CTC should i ask for i want to change the job? And on what area i must focus to get the better job please advise. In present organisation i am getting 7.5 p.a.
18 November 2022
But i am facing the following challanges:- 1. My present CTC is quite low so reason is asked for it what i can give? 2. I feel low confident as i have no experience in monthly closing of course i can do that but not doing in present co. 3. Do not have exp in IND AS balance sheet. 4. No experience in team handling. All the shortcomings mentioned above are really a shortcoming or i feel so due to lack of confidence?
18 November 2022
One more question i have gone through various job networks on social media there i found candidates who are accountants who do similar kind of work like i do like preparation of Balance sheet,and return filing etc.. Then what is the difference between CA and such other accountants? I just want to know because similar question sometimes asked in the interview like how your profile is different from just an accountant
18 November 2022
A chartered accountant can offer specialist accountancy services and business advice in a range of important areas.
The key difference between an accountant and a chartered accountant is that the latter is typically more highly qualified and experienced, and will be a member of a professional body. In addition to regular accounting services, chartered accountants can provide advice on specific business and financial matters.
These include:
Corporate finance e.g. securing finance for mergers, acquisitions and capital restructuring Financial management within a business, such as in-depth cash flow forecasting or managing funds Personal financial advice (for both individuals and companies) Forensic accounting to support litigation into commercial fraud Due to their in-depth expertise, many chartered accountants can advise on things that regular accountants can’t.
They often have specialised experience in a certain field, such as working with High Net Worth Individuals with more complicated personal finances or estates. Chartered accountants are also be bound by their chosen professional body’s own ethical codes and can have their membership terminated if they do not stick to the guidelines. You’ll often find them in a position like CFO (Chief Financial Officer), where they are responsible for making the most important financial decisions.
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