Public Finance
JKSSB Finance Accounts Assistant · Accountancy & Book-Keeping · 21 practice questions with answers and explanations: 6 Easy, 9 Medium, 6 Hard.
Sample questions
Sample Easy question 1
Which of these is an example of an indirect tax in India?
- Income Tax
- Corporation Tax
- GST
- Wealth Tax
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Answer: C. GST is levied on goods and services and its burden can be shifted to the consumer, making it an indirect tax.
Sample Medium question 2
Fiscal deficit is the difference between:
- Total revenue and tax revenue
- Total expenditure and total receipts excluding borrowings
- Capital expenditure and revenue expenditure
- Imports and exports
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Answer: B. Fiscal deficit = Total expenditure − Total receipts (excluding borrowings), indicating how much the government needs to borrow.
Sample Hard question 3
Zero-based budgeting requires that:
- Previous year's budget is simply increased by inflation
- Every expenditure item is justified afresh from a 'zero base' each year
- The budget must show a zero deficit
- Only capital expenditure is budgeted
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Answer: B. In zero-based budgeting, each year's budget starts from zero and every expense must be justified anew, rather than basing it on the previous year's figures.
More Accountancy & Book-Keeping topics for JKSSB Finance Accounts Assistant
- Bank Reconciliation
- Banking Awareness
- Basic Accounting Concepts
- Cost Accounting & Budgetary Control
- Depreciation
- Financial Statements
- Government Accounting & Budgeting
- GST & Taxation Basics
- Journal & Ledger
- Partnership Accounts
- Public Financial Management System (PFMS)
- Social Accounting & Audit
- Trial Balance & Rectification