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Accounting 5

 

CLASS DESCRIPTION

In this class we will review invoice entries in accounts payable and GL distributions, also pull balance sheets and income statements, look at the check register and discuss the function keys within this area. We will also use the print function in the check register to show two reports that are most used

 

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KEY TERMS

Bill- an Invoice received from a vendor that will be paid by your company. (can be interchangeable with Invoice)

 

Invoice- a Bill received to be entered and paid by your company (can be interchangeable with Bill)

 

Db- Debit

 

Cr- Credit

 

Accounts payable Subledger- The AP subledger is a detailed list of unpaid and paid bills managed through the AP GL. As soon as an item or a bill (with payment terms) is received, it is entered and listed as unpaid in the AP subledger. The bill payment is then managed based on cash management processes. Once paid, the bill is marked paid in the subledger, the bill amount is no longer part of the AP liability balance and the payment details are added to the bill. 



 

SECTION 1. REVIEW

  1. Putting invoices into accounts payable (ACCT 1)

    1. Enter one or two invoices in the vendor module

  2. Enter one or two invoices in the vendor module

    1. Pull up the chart of accounts 

      1. Accounting (Shift F7) - Chart of Accounts ©

  3. Pull the balance sheet and income statement

    1. A - Accounting System

    2. D - Chart of accounts

    3. Print (F7)

    4. A - Financial Statements

      1. You can print this for your reference if you would like

Income Statement

Balance Sheet

 

NOTES

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SECTION 2: CHECK REGISTER 

  1. Pulling up the check register:

    • A- accounting

    • C-Check register

  1. The system will always default to checks when the check register is opened.   HOW DO YOU FIND THE DEPOSITS IN THE CHECK REGISTER.

  1. Function Keys are as follows:

    • F2 - Will issue an on-demand check.--COD purchases, quick run for parts, lunch, etc.

    • F3 – Find- Item within the Check Register

    • F4 - Is the edit function, this allows you to see how the check was distributed or to see the invoices paid by this check

    • F5 - To Void or delete the check- Difference between VOID and Delete?

    • F6 - Is the options menu and shows the hotkeys to change views?, go to the bank reconciliation, etc.

    • F7 - Is the print command and will reprint a check as well as a list of reports

    • F8 - Is not an available function in this screen.

    • F9 - Will take you to the Accounts Receivable screen from the Deposit view.  Secting ‘OK’ will bring you back to the check register.

    • F10 - Is not available at this screen

    • F11 - Will summarize deposits to batch totals and only shows when viewing the deposits (we will cover this at a later time)

    • F12 - Will show you the invoices from accounts payable that are attached to this check. You can also see the distribution on the invoice.

NOTES

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SECTION 3: REPORTS

 1. List of Checks from the Check Register

  1. Accounting F7

  2. C- checking account register

    1. Choose the account you want to see the checks printed for – click “OK” 

  3. F7- print ( Bottom of Screen or F7) 

    1. Select B - Report Checks By Date

  1. The next screen is a prompt to print by date range

    1. Choosing today's date will put up any checks written today

    2. if there have been no checks written for the period selected no report will display

    3. If we put in a range of dates it will cover any checks printed in that time period range

  1. The report prints to screen and you can save or print from here 

  2. The running balance is the amount of each check added  

  3. The total of the checks written at the bottom

NOTES

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Report 2. Report Check Db Cr Distribution

  1. Accounting F7

  2. C- checking account register

    1. Choose the account you want to see the checks printed for – click “OK” 

  3. F7- print ( Bottom of Screen or F7) 

    1. Select E – Report Check Db Cr Distribution

  1. Most accountants like this report to see exactly what was paid with in a specific date range and how the invoices were posted to the general ledger

  1. These are the same checks as the previous report but the total is different

  2. The total on this report is taking the balance of the check book after the checks listed are applied to the account

  3. I recommend printing the other reports listed to see which reports you like

  4. Any questions about what we have covered so far?

 

NOTES

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