introduction to bookkeeping with sage line 50
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Nearly 4 million companies around the world rely on Sage accountancy packages - they are easy to use, flexible enough to grow as your business grows and specifically designed to meet the particular needs of small and medium sized businesses.
introduction to bookkeeping with sage line 50- uk (England, Scotland, Wales)
This course, developed in conjunction with Sage, provides an excellent introduction to key accountancy tasks and how to process these in Sage Line 50. It also includes a free, six-month trial CD-ROM of Sage Line 50 for you to use at home or work as you complete the course.
Basic bookkeeping concepts such as double entry, processing customer transactions, Trial Balance and VAT are fully explained as well as the role of key management reports such as Profit and Loss and the Balance Sheet within the business.
You then have the opportunity to put theory into practice using the Sage Line 50 application to construct customer and supplier records, post invoices, payments and receipts, carry out a bank reconciliation and produce Trial Balance, Profit and Loss Reports and a Balance Sheet. Each section of the course includes an interactive lesson, a simulation of Sage Line 50, a quiz and finally exercises and assignments using Sage Line 50 and the skills you have been shown in a real life situation.
On completion of this course you will be able to:
Apply double entry bookkeeping techniques correctly
Record sales details in the Sales Ledger and Debtors Control Account
Record purchase details in the Purchase Ledger and the Creditors Control Account
Record all VAT transactions
Construct a Trial Balance to check the accuracy of your account entries
Derive and interpret the Profit and Loss Account and the Balance Sheet for your business
Record pre payments and accruals correctly
Apply the concepts of depreciation to fixed assets
Account for bad debts
Construct a Bank Reconciliation Statement
Modify the Profit and Loss and Balance Sheet to account for bank reconciliation adjustments
Apply some common performance measures to your business
Northern Ireland and Ireland introduction to bookkeeping with sage line 50
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