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Manager FnA Notes and Questions

The document outlines key topics for a Manager (F&A) role, including Financial Accounting, Costing, Taxation, Auditing, and Company Law, along with mock exam questions. It covers essential concepts such as Ind AS vs IFRS, budgeting methods, and direct and indirect tax laws. Additionally, it includes case study areas and practical applications relevant to financial management and reporting.

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Manager FnA Notes and Questions

The document outlines key topics for a Manager (F&A) role, including Financial Accounting, Costing, Taxation, Auditing, and Company Law, along with mock exam questions. It covers essential concepts such as Ind AS vs IFRS, budgeting methods, and direct and indirect tax laws. Additionally, it includes case study areas and practical applications relevant to financial management and reporting.

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Manager (F&A;) – Notes & Mock Exam Questions

Covers: Financial Accounting, Costing, Taxation, Auditing, Company Law, Treasury & Payroll, Case
Studies
Financial Accounting & Reporting
- Ind AS vs IFRS (carve-ins/carve-outs) - Preparation of P&L;, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow (Ind AS 1,
7) - Profit/Loss prior to incorporation (Companies Act) - SEBI financial regulations (reporting) -
Internal Financial Controls (IFC)

Cost & Management Accounting


- Cost methods: Job, Batch, Contract, Process - Standard costing & variance analysis - Marginal
costing, CVP, Break-even analysis - Budgetary control (Fixed, Flexible, ZBB) - Transfer pricing,
Capital budgeting (NPV, IRR, Payback) - ESOP & Buyback accounting

Company Law & Allied Laws


- Companies Act 2013 (Sec 129-137: Financial Statements, 139-148: Audit) - Insolvency &
Bankruptcy Code 2016 basics - Indian Contract Act 1872 (valid contract, breach, remedies) -
Negotiable Instruments Act 1881 (cheques, dishonour) - Payment of Bonus Act 1965 (eligibility,
calculation) - FEMA 1999 basics

Direct Tax Laws


- Residential status & scope of total income - Heads of Income: Salary, House Property, Business,
Capital Gains, Other Sources - Deductions (80C–80U) - TDS/TCS provisions - MAT & AMT

Indirect Tax Laws (GST, Customs, FTP)


- CGST & IGST Acts 2017 (time, place, value of supply) - Input tax credit conditions - GST returns,
e-way bill - Customs Act 1962 & Tariff Act 1975 basics - Foreign Trade Policy (export-import
procedures)

Auditing & Assurance


- Auditing Standards (SA 200, 210, 230, 315, 330, 500, 700, 701) - Internal control, vouching,
verification - Statutory audit under Companies Act - Cost audit, forensic audit - Risk-based auditing

Accounts Payable
- Procure-to-Pay cycle - Vendor master, invoice processing - TDS on vendor payments - GRN &
3-way matching - Vendor reconciliation, provisions (Ind AS 37)

Accounts Receivable
- Order-to-Cash cycle - Billing & collection - Credit control policies - Doubtful debt provision (Ind AS
109) - AR reconciliation

Cash, Bank, Treasury & Insurance


- Bank Reconciliation (BRS) - Fund flow, liquidity management - Cash flow forecasting - Investment
of surplus funds - Treasury operations - LC/BG documentation - General insurance basics
Payroll Accounting
- Payroll workflow, salary structure, CTC breakup - TDS on salaries (Sec 192), Form 16 - PF, ESI,
Gratuity, Labour Welfare Fund - Payroll accounting & audit

Case Study Areas


- Financial statement analysis - Tax planning decisions - Cost optimization - Internal control review -
Accounting compliance for transactions
Mock Exam Questions & Answers
Section A: Objective Questions
Q1. Which Ind AS deals with revenue recognition?
Ans: Ind AS 115

Q2. Break-even point formula is?


Ans: Fixed Costs / Contribution per unit

Q3. Section for Appointment of Auditors under Companies Act 2013?


Ans: Section 139

Q4. Input Tax Credit under GST is not available on?


Ans: Motor vehicles (for personal use), goods/services for personal consumption

Q5. TDS on salary is deducted under which section?


Ans: Section 192 of Income Tax Act

Section B: Descriptive Questions


Explain difference between Statutory Audit and Internal Audit.
Statutory audit is mandated by law to ensure true & fair view of FS, whereas internal audit is
management-driven to check internal controls & efficiency.

What are the steps in preparing a Cash Flow Statement as per Ind AS 7?
Classify transactions into Operating, Investing, Financing activities. Adjust net profit for non-cash
items and changes in working capital. Summarize inflows/outflows.

Discuss methods of Capital Budgeting.


NPV, IRR, Payback Period, Profitability Index. NPV & IRR are discounted cash flow methods,
preferred for decision making.

Section C: Case Study


A company has reported profit in P&L; but faces severe cash shortage. As Finance Manager, how
will you analyse and report to management?
Ans: Perform cash flow analysis (operating vs investing vs financing), check for receivables
build-up, inventory holding, mismatch of credit terms, capital expenditure, debt repayments.
Recommend short-term financing & better WC management.

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