E-Accounting Course And Certification

What is E-Accounting? 

E-Accounting is the digital form of carrying out regular business accounting operations. E-Accounting can be carried out either offline or online with software applications known as Accounting Softwares.

Accounting Softwares are specialized application software developed to carry out regular accounting operations digitally such as keeping records, processing of accounting transactions such as accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll, sales, journal, general ledger, trial balance, etc.

Advantages of E-Accounting: 

Some of the advantages include: 

1. Availability of numerous software applications to choose from depending on your accounting needs.

2. It provides an easy way of accessing financial records on the go.

3. Accounting information is more private and secure with the use of back up systems, encryption, and cloud computing. 

4. An easy way of sharing financial records and transactions among accountants and managers in workplaces.

5. Accounting accuracy and visual presentation are improved with E-Accounting. 

6. E-Accounting is more reliable than the paperwork method.

Types of Accounting Software: 

The various types of Accounting Software are grouped under these categories:

1. Spreadsheets: Spreadsheets are used by individuals, entrepreneurs and small businesses for bookkeeping and small accounting operations, such as Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, OpenOffice, etc.

2. Commercial Accounting Software: Commercial accounting software are for small and medium scale business accounting operations such as QuickBooks, Sage, Peachtree, TurboCASH or FreshBooks.

3. Enterprise Accounting Software: Enterprise software is used by Larger and Corporate organizations with lots of complex business operations such as Oracle, SAP or Microsoft Dynamics GP.

4. Custom Accounting Software: Custom Accounting Softwares is created on the basis of demand. As the business grows, there may need to develop specialized software that handles certain accounting operations. 

5. Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet application software developed by Microsoft Inc. compatible with Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS, used to record, store numeric data, make charts, tables, cells, calculations, graphing tools, pivot tables, and macro programming and can be customized to your preference. 

6. Quickbooks is an accounting software application developed, marketed and maintained by Intuit. QuickBooks package is targeted mainly towards small and medium-sized businesses and it includes cloud-based versions that record business payments, pay bills, payroll functions, etc.

7. SAP is a multi-purpose business application software that includes operations such as Accounting, Management, Sales, Customer Relations, etc. 

Career Opportunities in E-Accounting

An increasing number of companies are bringing up the need for E-Accounting professionals. If you are in the look for career opportunities that are available in this field, they are large, and some of them are listed below.

1. You get a lot of job opportunities with E-Accounting. 

2. You can become an E-Accounting specialist in any organization. 

3. After taking this certification course of the E-Accounting Module, you can become an E-Accounting Expert. 

4. You can become an E-Accounting Trainer.

5. You can become a Lead Accounting Personnel commanding high pay. 

In the Full course, you will learn everything you need to know about E-Accounting with Diploma Certificate to showcase your knowledge. 

E-Accounting Course Outline: 

Microsoft Excel Basics: 

1. Getting Started with Excel 

2. Excel Creating and Opening Workbooks 

3. Excel Saving and Sharing Workbooks 

4. Excel Cell Basics 

5. Excel Modifying Columns, Rows, and Cells 

6. Excel Formatting Cells 

7. Excel Worksheet Basics 

8. Excel Page Layout 

9. Excel Printing Workbooks 

Microsoft Excel Formulas and Functions: 

10. Excel Simple Formulas

11. Excel Complex Formulas

12. Excel Relative and Absolute Cell References

13. Excel Functions 

Working with Data in Microsoft Excel:

14. Excel Freezing Panes and View Options 

15. Excel Sorting Data

16. Excel Filtering Data

17. Excel Groups and Subtotals

18. Excel Tables

19. Excel Charts

20. Excel Sparklines

Doing More with Microsoft Excel:

21. Excel Track Changes and Comments

22. Excel Finalizing and Protecting Workbooks

23. Excel Conditional Formatting

24. Excel Pivot Tables

25. Excel What-If Analysis

26. Customizing the Ribbon in Excel

27. Enabling Touch Mode in Excel

QuickBooks Accounting:

1. QuickBooks Getting Started

2. QuickBooks Using the Homepage

3. QuickBooks Using Centers

4. QuickBooks Using Forms

5. QuickBooks Create Sales Receipts

6. QuickBooks Create Invoices

7. QuickBooks Receive Payments

8. QuickBooks Make Deposits

9. QuickBooks Bill Tracker

10. QuickBooks Write Checks

11. QuickBooks Enter Bills

12. QuickBooks Pay Bills

13. QuickBooks Home Page Insights

14. QuickBooks Using the Reports Center

15. QuickBooks Company Snapshot

16. QuickBooks Profit and Loss 

17. QuickBooks Balance Sheet

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