This course will give you a thorough understanding and the skills required to become a Bookkeeper, focusing on the full accounting cycle (A = L + E) including recording transactions, debits and credits, analyzing transactions, journalizing, T-accounts, general ledger and sub ledgers
Program Overview:
This course will give you a thorough understanding and the skills required to become a Bookkeeper, focusing on the full accounting cycle (A = L + E) including recording transactions, debits and credits, analyzing transactions, journalizing, T-accounts, general ledger and sub ledgers, PAYROLL, bank reconciliation, Preparing Financial Statements (Trial Balance, Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss, Statement of Equity).
Program Content:
What is Accounting and the Accounting Cycle?
What is a Corporation
Which financial method is used: ASPE or FRSE
What is the Accounting Formula: Asset=Liability + Equity
What is Full Cycle Accounting
Debits / Credits (Normal Balances)
Create Chart of Accounts: Asset, Liability, Equity, Revenue and Expense
Learn to analyze and journalize transactions, Recognize a Payables and Receivables
Post to general ledger accounts
Adjusting entries
Prepare Trial Balance
Prepare financial statements such as P & L, Statement of Retained Earnings and Balance Sheet
Established in 1996, Business and Technical Training College (BTT) successfully provide the Canadian marketplace and students with unique training programs in over 30 areas of Business, Medical Administration, Information Technology, and Accounting.
Our highly qualified instructors carefully design and prepare courses to help our students advance their knowledge and skills to meet the evolving demands of today’s workplace. At Business and Technical Training College, we understand the importance of flexible schedules and accessibility of our programs by offering classroom, on-site training, and online webinars. We also specialized in providing customized courses to corporate groups or individuals.
BTT College is a proud member of the National Association of Career Colleges and Career Colleges Ontario Association.
In Bookkeeping, you will learn the basics of how to provide information concerning the financial affairs of a business using manual bookkeeping.
In Bookkeeping, you will learn the basics of how to provide information concerning the financial affairs of a business using manual bookkeeping. The module will cover assets, liabilities, and capital; credits and debits; posting transactions; depreciation; journals and ledgers and inventory
Numbers! Numbers! Numbers! Wherever you go, you are bound to see them. On addresses, license plates, phones, prices, and of course, money! Numbers connect us all to each other in many more ways than we might imagine. Essentially, our world revolves around numbers.
Discover the terminology and rules of manual bookkeeping. Explore the differences between a debit and a credit, and how debits and credits affect bookkeeping. Use T-Accounts to visually track the debits and credits of accounts.
Learn the procedures that comprise the accounting cycle of a service business: transactions, journals, general ledgers, trial balances, and financial statements.
© 2024 coursetakers.com All Rights Reserved. Terms and Conditions of use | Privacy Policy