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Manual Accounting Training

Overview Of Manual Accounting Training Course

Also, non-accountants can learn and work as Skilled Accountants thanks to the successful training offered by Skill Riser expert instructors. Accounting is a key word in business, and someone who understands the principles of accounting will run a successful business. This course will teach you the fundamentals of accounting and bookkeeping, which can be applied to any form of company. Understanding the fundamentals of business is close to understanding the fundamentals of accounting. Our Foundation Course will assist you in handling your personal finances, improving bookkeeping skills, and enhancing your grasp on the financial and business worlds.

Introduction To Accounting

Getting started
Account Definitions
Branches of Accounting
Advantages of Financial Accounting

Basic Accounting Concepts

Introduction to Transactions
Principles of Accounting
Basic Accounting Concepts
Double & Single Entry Systems

Types Of Accounts

Groups in Accounting
Accounting Steps or Functions
Accounting Types & Rules

Recording Transactions

Introduction to Journals
Journalising & Journal Entries
Types of Journal Entries
Discounts & Banking Transactions
Opening Balances of Accounts
Return of Goods & Withdrawals

Classifying Transactions

Introduction to Ledgers
Types of Ledgers
Form of an Account
Posting to Ledger Accounts
Account Balances

Summarizing Transactions

Balances of Real, Personal & Nominal A/cs
Generation of Trial Balance

Financial Statements

Ascertaining Profit or Loss
Introduction to Trading & Profit & Loss
Generation Profit & Loss Account
Construction of Profit & Loss Account
Combined Trading & Profit & Loss Account
Consideration of Individual Items
Manufacturing Account
Balance Sheet – A Statement of Position
Characteristics of Balance Sheet
Distinction between Revenue & Capital
Construction of Balance Sheet

Adjusting & Closing Entries

Adjustments in Final Accounts
Closing Stock Entries
Prepaid & Outstanding Expenses
Accrued & Unearned Incomes
Depreciation, Bad Debt & Accidental Losses
Interest on Capital & Drawings
Summery of Accounts