Introduction to Computerised Accounts
Whether you’re trying to grow your business or help ensure its continued success, spending time on accounting tasks is not the best use of your time.
Switching from manual accounting methods to the right accounting software package will save you time. Whether you’ve been running your business for years or are just starting out, having an organised, efficient way to manage your business records can save you time, money and a lot of frustration.
Dublin City Enterprise Board 'Introduction to Computerised Accounts'
- Tuesday 29th September 2009
- From 14:00 – 18:00
- Venue: National College of Ireland, IFSC
- €30 per person
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The course is designed to present the advantages of using a computerised accounts package.
The course has an introductory character and is a great opportunity for the accountancy beginners to familiarise themselves with and understand the basic concepts and ideas of accountancy as well as the need of the use of computerised accounts.
- Presenting advantages of using the accountancy packages over the traditional approach such as manual accounting system and the use of excel spreadsheets
- Explaining the basic accountancy concepts such as;
- double entry
- nominal ledger
- cash book
- bank reconciliation
- Assets & Liabilities
- Income, etc.
- Presenting the relevant case studies with use of TAS Software. The case studies will exemplify the above concepts and will show the common mistakes while using a manual accounting system or excel spreadsheets
Following this course you will be able to:
- understand the accounting principles underpinning the computerised accounts
- understand the need of using computerised accountancy packages
Brief Description of Trainer/s
Shane Carroll – Business Advisory Manager, Anne Brady McQuillans DFK. Shane trained to become a Chartered Accountant with the firm and upon qualifying has progressed to become the Business Advisory Manager. Shane has a wide range of experience in all areas of accounting and has gained a vast knowledge of most computerised accounting packages.