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What is the difference between Private bank and Nationalized bank?

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Nationalized banks are also known as public sector banks where the government is responsible for the deposition of money in these banks while in a private bank money is deposited by the person who owns the bank.

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Subject: Bank Interview

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What is the difference between cheque and Demand Draft?

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A cheque is basically issued by an individual but a draft is issued by a bank. In a demand draft you have to pay before issuing while a check is withdrawn from the account.

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Subject: Bank Interview

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What is the difference between paycheck and payslip?

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Paycheck - this is the method by which the Employee is paid (A Bank Check/Cheque or Direct Deposit to Bank)


Payslip - Also called as Pay Stub is the paper which will typically detail the gross income and all taxes and any other deductions such as retirement plan contributions, insurances, garnishments, or charitable contributions taken out of the gross amount to arrive at the final net amount of the pay, also including the year to date totals in some circumstances.

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What is the full form of the trem WIRE in wire payment ? Explain the process for making and receiving the payment through WIRE?

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There is no specific abbreviation for the term WIRE because when the payment is being made using this option, you will not see the physical movement of funds. It is all electronic. It is just like a current passes through Wire. 


Therefore Electronic movement of funds is campared with WIRE.

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Subject: Accounts Payable

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What is the difference between billable and non-billable expenses?

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The terms Billable and Non-Billable expenses are normally associated with say a consultancy company where they bill consultants out to their clients. Therefore Billable expenses will be paid by the client whereas Non-billable will be paid by your employer. What's included in both is subject to the contract your company has with their client.

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Subject: Accounts Payable

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Which type of assets should be capitalized and when expense out?

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Assets are things which is provide service for long duration it may 3 years 4 years or for long period of time.These items capitalize in our account books and charge depreciation in every year according to these rate it may 20 10 100


 

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What is the difference between finance and accounts? most of the companies having a different section like finance and accounts. why they aren't had only single section neither finance nor accounts?

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Finance:It is the branch of economics that studies the management of money and other assets.In simpler terms it can be defined as the commercial activity of providing funds and capital.It addresses questions like -- what funds are required by the org & How they can be raised &  How they have to be allocated etc.


Accounts: It is the occupation of maintaining and auditing records and preparing financial reports for a business. Accounts provides quantitative information about finances. It addresses issues like what amount of funds have been allocated to various activities, how the book-keeping is being done etc.


Both functions are distinct but complimentary to each other.


Finance and accounts are highly specilized and distinct areas and hence most organizations have seperate sections of finance and accounts.

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Key Difference between Indian accounting standards and international accounting standards is:

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In international accounting LIFO and extraordinary items are prohibited


In international accounting, proposed dividend entry is made in the Year in which it is declared, but in Indian Accounting Standards Proposed Divided entry is passed in the year for which dividend is declared. e.g. Dividend for 09-10 declared in AGM on 14 Sept 2010, Financial (Accounting) Year = 2009-10


In Indian Accounting entry would be passed in 2009-10 Accounts books, but in International Accounting entry would be passed in the year 2010-11 Accounts books.

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