Frequently Asked Questions for Accounting (advanced)

The Accounting (advanced) assessment assesses applicants’ understanding of accounting principles and their ability to post, compute, and maintain financial records.

The Accounting (advanced) assessment can be used by recruiters in identifying candidates with strong accounting and bookkeeping skills. By using this assessment, recruiters can make more informed hiring decisions based on accurate financial statements and projections.

  • Financial Accountant
  • Bookkeeper
  • Tally Accountant
  • Financial analyst
  • Internal auditor
  • Cost accountant
  • Management accountant
  • Financial manager
  • Financial controller

  • Calculating accounting figures
  • Basic accounting principles
  • Finding missing information
  • Reconciliation of balances
  • Accounting principles

The specific responsibilities of an Accounting (advanced) professional are:

  • Managing financial records: Accounting (advanced) professionals may be responsible for maintaining accurate financial records, including transaction records, accounts payable and receivable, and payroll.
  • Performing financial analyses: Accounting (advanced) professionals may be responsible for performing financial analyses to identify trends, assess risk, and make recommendations for improvement.