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ACCOUNTING AND COMPUTERISED ACCOUNTS

Commercial laws and regulations – 30 hrs

Extent of Coverage
To provide basic knowledge of Practical Accounting in order to be able to write and maintain books of accounts for various organizations and other business entities.

Contents
  • Need for accounting - Definition & function of accounting - Book keeping – Role of accountant - Basic books of accounts – Accounting principles and fundamental accounting assumptions - 3hrs
  • Primary and subsidiary books – Journal - Cash book- Purchase register/journal - Sales register/ journal – Ledger posting- Rules Regarding debit and credit - Posting 6 hrs
  • Trial balances - Ledger scrutiny - Balance sheet - Profit and loss account- Income and expenditure account - 6 hrs
  • Depreciation - debit notes, credit notes - 1 hr
  • Bank reconciliation statement – rules - interest calculations – 2 hrs
  • Rectification of errors, - 2 hrs
  • Fundamentals of sole trader accounts, partnership accounts, company accounts – 7 hrs
Computerised Accounts: - 10 days total – 60 hrs
  • Advantages, Disadvantages
  • Manual and computerised – Differences tally as an accounting tool
  • Basics of tally – Tally a more user friendly software - No coding – mirroring of accounting transactions- Data entry – Creating ledger accounts – Journalising transactions - Posting an expense voucher - posting an income voucher - Creating headers – Creating invoices – maintaining inventory – System of contra entries – Trial balance – viewing accounts - Profit and loss accounts – Balance sheets - Some rules for entering transactions
  • Cost centres – Ratios and analysis - Calculators in tally – Types of reports - Printing of reports - Export to excel program - Import from excel – Use of graphs for better reporting - Comparison year to date data
  • Use of excel spreadsheets in presenting accounts summary, profit and loss account and balance sheet
 
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