COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING

The advantages of computerized accounting include fast, complex reporting. With the help of computerized accounting, you can record sales invoices, purchase orders, payments, and other documents more precisely and efficiently. Many reports are automatically updated and instantly available. Moreover, you can manage payroll, inventory, account receivable, account payable, bank reconciliation, job order costing, financial statements, budgeting, and forecasting.

Section 1

 Principles of Financial Accounting

Section 2

 Peachtree (Accounting Software)
 Quick Book (Accounting Software) Software Module
 General Ledger, Payroll, Inventory
 Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable
 Bank Reconciliation Statement
 Job Order Costing, Financial Trend Analysis
 Budgeting & Forecasting

Section 3

 MS Excel

Section 4

 E-Filling (Taxation)

Who Can Take This Course

Business Owners

Accountants

Students

Professionals

Job Opportunities

 Accounts Manager
 accounting clerk
 payroll clerk
 data entry Operator
 full-charge bookkeeper
 accounting receptionist
 auditing clerk
 accounts payable clerk
 automated records clerk
 Freelancer

Section 1

• Principles of Financial Accounting

Section 2

• Peachtree (Accounting Software)
• Quick Book (Accounting Software)
• General Ledger, Payroll, Inventory
• Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable
• Bank Reconciliation Statement
• Job Order Costing, Financial Trend Analysis
• Budgeting & Forecasting

Section 3

• MS Excel

Section 4

• E-Filling (Taxation)