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  • Schedule : Flexible
  • Course Fees : AED 1000
  • Duration : 16 Hours
  • Segment : Business Training
  • Subject : Accountancy: Management

Quick Books is developed by INTUIT solutions and is largely used by Small and Medium sized entities.

Part1: Getting Started with Quick Books:

Introduction to Accounting. Introduction to Accounting Software. Getting Started with Quick Books How to create a company Creation of Chart of Accounts. Edit Chart of Accounts. Deleting Chart of Account List. Enter Opening Balances in Chart of Account. Viewing Reports of Chart of Accounts.

Part2: The Vendor Center:

Introduction to vendor center How to Create of Vendors. Purchase Orders. Enter Bills. Payments to Vendors. Purchase Return/ Vendor Credit Memos. Refund of Cash from Vendors. Vendor Reports

Part3: The Customer Center:

Introduction to Customer Center How to Create Customers. What is Estimates? Sale Orders. Sale Invoices. Record Customers payments. Recording of Sales Returns. Job Order Costing In Quick Books Accounts Receivable Reports.

Part4: Inventory in Quick Books:

What is Inventory? How to Enter Inventory Items in Quick Books. Inventory in QuickBooks. Inventory Adjustments. Check the Reports of Inventory.

Part 5: The General Journal:

What is General Journal The use of General Journal Journal Entries in QuickBooks. New journal entries. Edit Journal Entries. Delete Journal Entries. Recurring Entries Report of Journal Entries.

Part 6: Payroll in Quick Books:

Introduction to Payroll. Payroll in QuickBooks. Add, Edit, Employee’s Records.

Part 7: Banking in QuickBooks

Introduction to Banking in Quick Books Write Checks Make Deposits Transfer Funds.

Part 8: Configurations

Multiple Currencies. How to Make Classes. Backup company data. Restore company data. Closing the Accounting Period of Company.

Part 9: Reporting

The Profit & Loss Balance Sheet Accounts Receivable Reports Accounts Payable Reports