Step by step learning guide book for MYOB Accounting software.

Step by step learning guide book for MYOB Premier accounting software.

The step-by-step guide that takes the stress out of keeping your books with MYOB This small business guide covers all the essentials, from setting up an account through to confidently producing financial reports, and all that's in between. In 7 quick and easy steps this book arms you with the knowledge you need to navigate your way through MYOB and will free up your time to focus on your business. Packed full of tips, tricks and traps to avoid, this is essential reading for small business owners and bookkeepers wanting to quickly and easily learn MYOB.

Computerised Accounting using MYOB© AccountRight 2016.2 (Student Edition) provides learners with clear, logical instructions in order for them to competently set up and apply MYOB© accounting software. This edition has a revised text, revamped by a fresh author team and technically reviewed by an independent consultant to ensure its currency, accuracy and relevance. Introduce your students to real-world applications and the requirements of the unit of competency.

This workbook covers the skills and knowledge required to establish, operate, and modify an integrated computerised accounting system. This is generally under supervision and encompasses processing transactions in the system, maintaining the system, producing reports, and ensuring system integrity.It applies to individuals who, within the scope of own responsibility, use specialised knowledge, information technology, and planning and organising skills to establish and maintain an organisational system in service and trading environments.

Sports Station is a computerised practice set using MYOB AccountRight Plus V19. This practice set is designed to give students experience in recording a variety of business transactions common to small businesses, so that they will gain an understanding of a computerised accounting system, how it operates, how to set up a data file and enter opening balances, how to record transactions, and how to produce useful reports. This ‘hands-on’ methodology reinforces the students’ understanding of accounting fundamentals typically encountered in practice, and is therefore, suitable for students undertaking a course in accounting or computer-based accounting information systems. Completion of the practice set for a one month period, should ensure a greater appreciation of the following: The steps in a typical accounting cycle for a small business The use of subsidiary ledgers The perpetual inventory system Balance day adjustments The bank account reconciliation How the accounting cycle culminates in the preparation of financial statements How GST is recorded and the effect it has on transactions The variety of source documents, and How to extract information from source documents to record transactions