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Prepare Monthly Financial Statements
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Prepare Monthly Financial Statements

HardSQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Prepare a March 2024 branch-level financial statement from URA-style ledger data. Your query should join branch, account, and transaction tables, separate revenue from expenses, compute net result, and add an interpretation label such as Surplus or Deficit.

Schema

Tables
  • ura_branches
  • account_master
  • gl_transactions

What This Tests

  • Joining 2-3 related finance tables
  • Using a CTE for readable statement preparation
  • Conditional aggregation with CASE WHEN
  • Filtering by accounting month with PostgreSQL date functions
  • Interpreting statement output from net result
Tablesura_branchesaccount_mastergl_transactions
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