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Introduction to Computerised Accounts
Short course
In Redbourn ()
Description
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Type
Short course
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Methodology
Inhouse
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Duration
1 Day
The aim of the course is to convey a basic understanding of finance to delegates who do not come from a financial or accounting background. Suitable for: This course is designed for people wishing to computerise their accounts, or who need to use a computerised accounts package, and do not have any previous accounts experience or formal training in accounts and finance.
Important information
Documents
- Computerised Accounts
About this course
There are no pre-learning requirements for this course.
Reviews
Course programme
- Understand the principles of double entry book-keeping
- Understand the categories and headings used in your accounts
- Understand the significance of the coding of accounts
- Understand the significance of the Chart of Accounts and its relationship to the account codes
- Be able to complete a trial balance
- Understand the implications of being VAT registered
- Understand the difference between standard and cash accounting for VAT
- Bring together the figure for a simple VAT return
- Understand the benefits of keeping a sales and purchase ledger
- Understand the difference between a cash and an accrual system
- See how a Profit and Loss and Balance sheet are compiled
- See how a Budget report can benefit your organization
- List the benefits of keeping these records on computer
- Plan a strategy for computerizing your accounts
Introduction to Computerised Accounts