PROFESSIONAL BOOKKEEPING – PRIMAEXCELLENCE

About Course

Interested in a career in accounting? Want to stand out from the crowd? Look no further, this is the place to start.

Our Professional Bookkeeping course is the ideal starting point for future business leaders, accountants and entrepreneurs. You don’t need any previous knowledge of accounting.

As accounting is so integral to the successful running of a business, this Bookkeeping course is designed to arm you with the fundamentals you need to grasp the basic concepts underpinning accounting.

You’ll develop the knowledge and understanding of the main types of business transactions and documentation used, including how these are recorded in an accounting system.

This course is especially beneficial if you want to:

Start a career in business, finance or accountancy
Studying business or finance at school or college
Launch your own start-up
Prepare for CPA Board Exam
Upskill

To Acquire the knowledge and understanding to bookkeeping and accounting.
To get a qualification and a career in business and finance
To learn the fundamentals of bookkeeping
To learn about balancing your books, invoicing, payments and managing cash flow.
To understand and apply the essential numerical skills required for bookkeeping and accounting
To understand and explain the relationship between the accounting equation and double-entry bookkeeping
To record transactions in the appropriate ledger accounts using the double-entry bookkeeping system
To balance off ledger accounts at the end of an accounting period
To prepare a trial balance, balance sheet and a profit and loss account.

Course Content

INTRODUCTION TO BOOKKEEPING

Module 1: Introduction to Bookkeeping

04:13
Module 2: Bookkeeping Tools

03:17
Module 3: Hiring Bookkeepers

02:06
Why Do You Need a Bookkeeper

00:00
What is Capital

00:00
What is an Asset

00:00
Fixed Asset and Current Assent

00:00
What is Liability?

00:00
Difference Between a Business and a Company

00:00
Double Entry Bookkeeping System

00:00
Control Accounts

00:00
Closing Accounts

00:00
Profit and Loss Statement

00:00
Introduction

00:00
Balance Sheet

00:00

INTRODUCTION TO BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTING

Introduction

00:00
Essential Numerical Skills Required for Bookkeeping and Accounting

00:00
Use of BODMAS and Brackets

00:00
Use of Calculator Memory

00:00
Rounding

00:00
Fractions

00:00
1.5 Ratios

00:00
1.6 Percentages

00:00
1.7 Negative numbers and the use of brackets

00:00
The Test of Reasonableness

00:00
Table of Equivalencies

00:00
Manipulation of Equations and Formulae

00:00
Double Entry and Balance Sheets

00:00
Accounting Records and Financial Statements

00:00
Accounting Records and the Business Entity Concept

00:00
Definitions of Assets, Capital and Liabilities

00:00
What are Assets, Capital and Liabilities?

00:00
A Simplified UK Balance Sheet Format

00:00
2.5 T-accounts, debits and credits

00:00
Balancing Off Accounts and Preparing a Trial Balance

00:00
Summary

00:00
Double Entry and the Profit and Loss Account

00:00
Making a Profit and Generating Cash

00:00
The Effect of Profit on the Accounting Equation

00:00
The Profit and Loss Account

00:00
Income and Expense Accounts

00:00
Accounting for Closing Stock

00:00
The accounting Equation and the Double-entry Rules for Income and Expenses

00:00
Summary

00:00
Conclusion

00:00

About Course

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

INTRODUCTION TO BOOKKEEPING

Module 1: Introduction to Bookkeeping

Module 2: Bookkeeping Tools

Module 3: Hiring Bookkeepers

Why Do You Need a Bookkeeper

What is Capital

What is an Asset

Fixed Asset and Current Assent

What is Liability?

Difference Between a Business and a Company

Double Entry Bookkeeping System

Control Accounts

Closing Accounts

Profit and Loss Statement

Introduction

Balance Sheet

INTRODUCTION TO BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTING

Introduction

Essential Numerical Skills Required for Bookkeeping and Accounting

Use of BODMAS and Brackets

Use of Calculator Memory

Rounding

Fractions

1.5 Ratios

1.6 Percentages

1.7 Negative numbers and the use of brackets

The Test of Reasonableness

Table of Equivalencies

Manipulation of Equations and Formulae

Double Entry and Balance Sheets

Accounting Records and Financial Statements

Accounting Records and the Business Entity Concept

Definitions of Assets, Capital and Liabilities

What are Assets, Capital and Liabilities?

A Simplified UK Balance Sheet Format

2.5 T-accounts, debits and credits

Balancing Off Accounts and Preparing a Trial Balance

Summary

Double Entry and the Profit and Loss Account

Making a Profit and Generating Cash

The Effect of Profit on the Accounting Equation

The Profit and Loss Account

Income and Expense Accounts

Accounting for Closing Stock

The accounting Equation and the Double-entry Rules for Income and Expenses

Summary

Conclusion

EXCEL FOR ACCOUNTING

Excel for Accounting

INTRODUCTION TO AUDITING

Introduction to Auditing

BOOKKEEPING COURSE BY BOOKKEEPINGMASTER

Introduction to Double Entry Bookkeeping

Financial Terms

Double Entry Bookkeeping

Accounts

Financial Statements

PAYROLL

Principles

BOOKKEEPING DOWNLOADABLE E-BOOK

Bookkeeping

BOOKKEEPING REPORT DOWNLOADABLE E-BOOK

Bookkeeping Report (Copy 1)

HOW TO GET YOUR ECERTIFICATE

Instruction

Student Ratings & Reviews

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