Computerized Accounting with QuickBooks 2014

This course introduces the students to both the principles of accounting and computerized bookkeeping. It covers assets, liability and equity accounts to present the foundation of any enterprise. It encompasses analysis and record of business transactions, journal and ledger entries, worksheet and financial statements for service and professional enterprise as well as merchandising enterprise.

Career Outlook

Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks are employed in many industries, including firms that provide accounting, tax preparation, bookkeeping, and payroll services; federal, state, and local governments; and schools. Employment of bookkeeping clerks and those in related position is expected to grow by twelve percent in the decade from 2010-2020. In 2012, the median annual earnings of bookkeepers were $30,560. The middle fifty percent of those in this field earned between $24,540 and $37,780.

Prerequisites:

• HS diploma and a basic understanding of the computer operating system is recommended.

Lessons

1. Chapter 1: [Basic] Introduction to QuickBooks
2. Chapter 2: [Basic] Vendors
3. Chapter 3: [Basic] Customers
4. Chapter 4: [Basic] Period-End Procedures
5. Chapter 5: [Basic] Inventory
6. Chapter 6: [Basic] New Company Setup
7. Chapter 7: [Basic] New Company Setup
8. Chapter 8: [Basic] Payroll Setup
9. Chapter 9: [Basic] Payroll Setup & Processing
10. Chapter 10: [Basic] Banking
11. Chapter 11: [Basic] Jobs and Time Tracking
12. Chapter 12: [Basic] Customizing Your Company File
13. Lesson 1: [Advanced] Customizing Forms
14. Lesson 2: [Advanced] Using Other QuickBooks Accounts
15. Lesson 3: [Advanced] Creating Reports
16. Lesson 4: [Advanced] Creating Graphs
17. Lesson 5: [Advanced] Tracking and paying Sales Tax
18. Lesson 6: [Advanced] Preparing Payroll with QuickBooks