Computerised accounting system.

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Learn To Use Sage Task List

Basic:

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* Add a new customer

* Open an existing customer record

* Add a new supplier

* Open an existing supplier record

* Add a new nominal account

* Open a blank record

* Add a new product code and save

* Open a product record

* Add a sales invoice

* Add a credit note

* Enter purchase invoice / Credit note

* Allocate customer receipts

* Allocate supplier payments

* Add a nominal payment / receipt

* Preview / Print aged debtors report

* Enter sales invoices

* Enter sales credit notes

Advanced:

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* Transfer funds

* Add a nominal journal

* Create a skeleton journal

* Blank reconciliation

* Display VAT return

* Analyse VAT totals

* Print VAT return

* Add a fixed asset

* Posting depreciation

* Add a prepayment

* Posting prepayments and accruals

* Write off, Refund, Return

* Set access rights

* Contra entries

* Add receding entry

* Correcting errors

* Check and print

Computerised Accounting System
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How does a computer works?

Data Input Process Data Output

Type of data processing:

. Batch processing

Transaction data are accumulated until a large volume can be processed at one time. Eg. Payroll, customer account and general ledger

2. On - line processing

Processing transaction as they occur so that a user can obtain current information at any time. Eg. Accounts receivable, accounts payable and inventories.

Manual vs. Computerised systems

Manual accounting systems consists of source of documents, journals, ledgers and reports. In a computerised accounting system basically the ...

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