Computerised book-keeping
By: Dr. Peter Marshall
Publisher: How To Books; How to Books
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 375
ISBN-13: 9781845283971
Subjects: Bookkeeping; Data processing; Accounting
Description: This title bridges the gap between the two very different practices of manual and electronic book-keeping.
Table of contents: title: Period of transition; title: The role an significance of the professional association; title: Data security; title: Flow of documents and processes; title: Preparations for using sage 50; title: Advantages of using computerised accounting; title: Dealing with sales and sales returns; title: Credit control; title: Communicating with customers; title: Dealing with suppliers; title: Bank and cash transactions; title: Petty cash; title: Journalising; title: Accruals and prepayments; title: Norminal ledger; title: Dealing with discounts; title: Control accounts; title: Trial balance; title: Asset depreciation; title: Chart of accounts; title: Generating nominal ledger reports; title: Accounting for vat; title: Generating financial reports; title: Dealing with stock; title: Product discounts; title: Generating product reports; title: Audit trail; title: Fully intergrated accounting; title: Creating new report layouts; title: Entering opening balances mid-term; title: Backing up and restoring data; title: Screening for input errors; title: Correcting errors; title: Changing global values; title: Importing data; title: Screening for input errors; title: Correcting errors; title: Changing global values; title: Importing data; title: Data compression; title: Dealing with wire offs, refunds; title: and contra entries; title: Period-end procedures; title: Runninf the year-end procedure; title: Clearing the audit trail and stock records; title: Chasing overdue accounts; title: Managing payments; title: Partnership accounts; title: Accounts of limited companies.