COMPLETE COMPUTER EDUCATON

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Certificate in Computerized Accounting

Master Modern Accounting with Advanced Accounting Software!

Course Overview

The Certificate in Computerized Accounting is designed to provide students with practical knowledge of accounting software, financial reporting, and digital bookkeeping. This course covers Tally, QuickBooks, Zoho Books, and Excel for financial management, helping learners develop skills required in businesses, corporate finance departments, and entrepreneurship.

By the end of this course, students will be able to manage accounts, generate financial reports, automate tax calculations, and handle business transactions using accounting software.

Course Duration

Duration: 6 Months (Instructor-Led & Practical Learning)

Who Should Enroll?

This course is ideal for:

Accounting & finance professionals looking to upgrade their skills
Business owners & entrepreneurs managing financial records
Students & graduates preparing for careers in accounting & finance
Individuals interested in learning computerized bookkeeping

What You’ll Learn

Fundamentals of Accounting & Financial Statements
Bookkeeping & Double-Entry System in Software
Tally ERP 9 & Tally Prime – Features & Functions
QuickBooks & Zoho Books for Business Accounting
GST, Income Tax, & Payroll Management in Software
Bank Reconciliation & Financial Reporting
Excel for Accounting & Data Analysis
Practical Hands-on Projects & Case Studies

Certification

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Certificate in Computerized Accounting, validating their expertise in modern accounting software and financial management techniques.

Key Subjects & Descriptions:

Introduction to Accounting & Financial Management

Basic principles of accounting and financial management
Importance of computerized accounting in modern businesses
Understanding the double-entry system and ledger maintenance

Fundamentals of Computerized Accounting

Advantages of computerized accounting over manual methods
Introduction to cloud-based accounting solutions
Overview of popular accounting software (Tally, QuickBooks, SAP)

Tally ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning)

Introduction to Tally and its features
Creating, modifying, and managing ledgers and groups
Recording transactions: Purchase, sales, receipts, payments
Generating financial reports (Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet, Trial Balance)

QuickBooks & Small Business Accounting

Setting up company accounts in QuickBooks
Managing invoices, billing, and bank reconciliations
Tracking expenses and generating financial statements
Handling tax calculations and compliance reports

GST, Taxation & Compliance Management

Introduction to Goods and Services Tax (GST) and VAT
Filing GST returns using accounting software
Managing tax deductions at source (TDS)
Automated tax reports and statutory compliance

Payroll & Salary Processing

Employee salary calculation using payroll software
Provident Fund (PF), Employee State Insurance (ESI), and tax deductions
Generating payslips, employee records, and salary reports
Automating payroll transactions for businesses

Bank Reconciliation & Financial Statements

Understanding bank reconciliation statements
Automating reconciliation using accounting software
Preparing Profit & Loss statements and Balance Sheets
Interpreting financial statements for decision-making

Inventory & Stock Management

Managing stock items, units, and categories in accounting software
Recording purchases, sales, and stock transfers
Generating inventory reports for business analysis
Practical exercises on stock valuation and tracking

Advanced Excel for Accounting & Data Analysis

Using Excel for financial calculations and accounting reports
Data visualization: Pivot Tables, charts, and dashboards
Automating reports using Excel formulas and macros
Financial forecasting and budgeting with Excel

Auditing & Internal Controls in Computerized Accounting

Understanding audit procedures and compliance
Role of internal controls in financial management
Automating audit reports and financial governance
Preventing fraud and errors using accounting software

Final Project:

By the end of the course, students will complete a full accounting cycle for a business, including transactions, financial reports, tax filings, and payroll processing using Tally, QuickBooks, and Excel.

Conclusion:

The Certificate in Computerized Accounting is ideal for accountants, finance professionals, business owners, and students who want to learn modern accounting practices. This course enhances skills in financial automation, tax compliance, and digital bookkeeping, opening up career opportunities in accounting firms, corporate finance, and business management.