MYOB Training Course
Are you looking for work and need MYOB software skills? MYOB accounting software is used in over 800,000 small businesses across Australia and it is a vital program to help them perform daily, monthly, quarterly and yearly financial management tasks.
Steve Slisar has been using MYOB accounting software for 15 years - well before the company became a well-known Australian public company. He has created the "MYOB Day-to-Day Course" which covers most of the tasks a company uses in the office on a daily basis.
MYOB Day-to-Day Course
Chatswood Training Centre
Thursday 18th March
9.30am to 3.30pm
This course is designed to give you the MYOB skills you will need on a daily basis. It will include creating quotes, orders and invoices in the sales system, changing item information and credit terms 'on the fly' while you are creating an invoice.
Understand the different invoice formats, including time billing, how to create and delete text headings and more.
Finding historical transactions is a major part of accounting software. In this course you'll learn about the Sales Register, Sales Journal, To Do list, Accounts Receivable and Payable reports and Custom lists, plus an introduction to Statements so that you can supply your clients with a summary of funds owing to you. You'll also learn about the two main types of statements so you can choose the one that suits your needs.
This course also includes recording cash sales, entering credits, settling credits, how to deal with bad debts, deleting sales payments, and reversing credits.
Payments: You'll learn how to enter invoice and purchase payments including part-payments and over-payments.
Purchases: You'll learn how to keep track of your purchases whether you pay for them straight away or receive an account. You will also learn how to create a purchase order, converting it to a bill, creating an item credit, settling and reversing credits, and analysing purchases.
Banking: If you make purchase or income transactions that have nothing to do with the sales or purchases modules, then you'll learn how to make these entries using the banking module.
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