Computerized Accounting
Learn how to use accounting software and computerize system to manage financial transactions, records, and reports for businesses or organisations.
Over view of our Computerized Accounting Course
Computerize courses may vary in durations and depth, ranging from short-term workshop or certificate programs to comprehensive diploma or degree programs. These courses are beneficial for individuals pursuing careers in accounting, finance, bookkeeping, or business administration, as well as small business owners and entrepreneurs who want to manage their finances more effectively using accounting software.
Accounting Software
Familiarization with popular accounting software packages such as QuickBooks, Xero, Sage, or SAP. Students learn how to navigate the software interface, input, data, and generate reports.
Data Entering
Inputting financial data into accounting software accurately and efficiently. this include recording transactions such as sales, purchases, expenses, and payments.
Charts of Accounts
Setting up and managing a chart of accounts, which organize financial transactions into categories for reporting purposes.
Bank Reconciliation
Reconciling bank statement with accounting records to ensure accuracy and identify discrepancies.
Account Receivable and Account Payable
Managing customer invoices, payments, and collections (accounts receivable), as well as vendor invoices, payments and liabilities (account payable).
Payroll Processing
Calculating employee salaries, wages, deductions, and taxes using accounting software.
Financial Reporting
Generating financial reports such as balance sheets, income statements, cash flow statement, and profit and loss statements.
Budgeting and Forecasting
Creating and managing budgets, analyzing financial data, and forecasting future financial performance.
Financial Analysis
Analyzing financial data to assess the financial health and performance of a business, identify trends, and informed business decisions.
Internal Control
Understanding internal control procedures to save guard assets, prevent fraud, and ensure compliance with accounting regulations.
Ethical Considerations
Exploring ethical issues and professional standard in accounting and finance.