Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Topic: Sales Tax and 1099 Reporting
Advertisements

Chapter 1: Introduction to MYOB Accounting Plus
People QuickBooks Lesson One Getting Started. Intuit Proprietary & Confidential Lesson Objectives To gain an overview of the course and the topics to.
CHAPTER 3. CHAPTER 3 OVERVIEW  Check Register  Record Deposits  Write Checks  Reconcile Bank Statements COMPUTER ACCOUNTING WITH QUICKBOOKS PRO 2009.
Chapter 2: GST Basics Chapter 2: GST for MYOB Accounting Plus.
PPT slides t/a Computer Accounting using MYOB Business Software 8e by Neish and Kahwati Chapter 7: Inventory and integration7-1 Chapter 7: Inventory and.
People © 2013 The Sleeter Group All rights reserved. Intuit, the Intuit logo and QuickBooks, among others, are registered trademarks of Intuit Inc. Other.
The PAYABLES Module Beyond Basics Slideshow 3B. Filing HST Returns 3 Vendor Prepayment 6 Discount for Merchandise Purchases 8 Discount for Non-Merchandise.
McGraw-Hill/Irwin Introduction to QuickBooks Pro, 2004 © 2005 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., All Rights Reserved. Chapter 4 Bank Reconciliation.
2013.  Reconcile your checking account  Create bank reconciliation reports  Find errors during reconciliation  Correct errors found during reconciliation.
2012.  Track company sales  Set up customer records in the Customer Center  Track income and expenses by Job  Record Sales Receipts  Use the Undeposited.
Slideshow 2 Setting Up Bank Services, Tax Services and Schedule Codes.
PPT slides t/a Computer Accounting using MYOB Business Software 8e by Neish and Kahwati Chapter 2: GST basics2-1 Chapter 2: GST Basics Computer Accounting.
POINT OF SALE ZETA ERP. ZETA POS.
© 2003 Neish & Kahwati. PPTs t/a Computer Accounting Using MYOB 6 th edn Published by McGraw-Hill Australia Computer Accounting Using MYOB 6 th Edition.
PPT slides t/a Computer Accounting using MYOB Business Software 8e by Neish and Kahwati Chapter 4: Cash transactions4-1 Chapter 4: Cash transactions Computer.
New Company. To open existing Company Company selection for Multicompany.
Chapter 12: Accounts Receivable. ©The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., of 48 Accounts Receivable In Chapter 11, you learned how to use Peachtree’s.
1 / 9 Introducing the Tax Estimator. © 2006, Universal Tax Systems, Inc. All Rights Reserved. The Tax Estimator Objectives –In this chapter you will learn:
© 2003 Neish & Kahwati. PPTs t/a Computer Accounting Using MYOB 6 th edn Published by McGraw-Hill Australia Computer Accounting Using MYOB 6 th Edition.
© 2003 Neish & Kahwati. PPTs t/a Computer Accounting Using MYOB 6 th edn Published by McGraw-Hill Australia Computer Accounting Using MYOB 6 th Edition.
M i n d From Australia Version : MYOB 13, MYOB 15, MYOB 17 and MYOB 18 From Australia Version : MYOB 13, MYOB 15, MYOB 17 and MYOB 18 Y o u r O w n B u.
PPTs to accompany Accounting and Bookkeeping: Principles & Practice by AAT and David Willis  2011 McGraw-Hill Australia Pty Ltd CHAPTER 2 Source documents.
Detailed Start EasyStep Interview QuickBooks Setup Create Company File Create Chart of Accounts Vendor Center Vendor Center Customer Center Customer Center.
Computer Accounting using MYOB (7 th Edition) William Neish & George Kahwati Chapter 1: Introduction to MYOB 1.
PPT slides t/a Computer Accounting using MYOB Business Software 8e by Neish and Kahwati Chapter 11: GST and the BAS11-1 Chapter 11: GST and the BAS Computer.
Jeffrey S. Leafer, EA, MBA
Computer Accounting using MYOB (7 th Edition) William Neish & George Kahwati Chapter 5: Accounts Receivable 1.
PPT slides t/a Computer Accounting using MYOB Business Software 8e by Neish and Kahwati Chapter 10: Categories and jobs10-1 Chapter 10: Categories and.
Computer Accounting using MYOB (7 th Edition) William Neish & George Kahwati Chapter 4: Cash Transactions 1.
PPT slides t/a Computer Accounting using MYOB Business Software 8e by Neish and Kahwati Chapter 6: Accounts payable6-1 Computer Accounting using MYOB Business.
Managing Revenue Chapter 2. PAGE REF #CHAPTER 2: Managing Revenue SLIDE # 2 Objectives Set up customer records in the Customer:Job list Record Sales Receipts.
Chapter 2 Page ref. Chapter 2 Managing Revenue 31.
Bank Reconciliation. Process of balancing your check book Compare your bank statement to your records in QuickBooks to ensure that bank shows what you.
Review Final Exam Jason Wu January 22, 2014 CAC205-D3 Computerized Accounting.
Computer Accounting using MYOB (7 th Edition) William Neish & George Kahwati Chapter 7: Inventory and Integration 1.
Bank Reconciliation Chapter 4. PAGE REF #CHAPTER 4: Bank Reconciliation SLIDE # 2 Objectives Reconcile your checking Create bank reconciliation reports.
Computer Accounting using MYOB (7 th Edition) William Neish & George Kahwati Chapter 6: Accounts Payable 1.
What’s New – 10 interesting tidbits A few highlights of the recently released GP 2016 (and some from GP 2015 R2) Presented by Barbara Gavron, Jacksonville.
PPTs to accompany Accounting and Bookkeeping: Principles & Practice by AAT and David Willis © 2011 McGraw-Hill Australia Pty Ltd CHAPTER 3 Cash and credit.
Welcome to Bookkeeping This is your introduction to MYOB v19 Accounting.
Computer Accounting using MYOB (7 th Edition) William Neish & George Kahwati Chapter 9: MYOB AssetManager Pro 1.
Customer Order and Account Management Business Processes Chapter 7.
Chapter 9: MYOB AssetManager Pro
COMPUTER ACCOUNTING WITH MICROSOFT BUSINESS SOLUTIONS—GREAT PLAINS 8.0
Computer Accounting with QuickBooks 2015
Chapter 16 Financial source documents BSBCMN207A/03—Reconcile invoices for payment to creditors BSBCMN207A/04—Prepare invoices for debtors Copyright 
Introduction of Accounterlive - Online accounting software
Master.
Welcome to E-Mobile 3.20.
Computer Accounting with QuickBooks 2015
Computer Accounting with QuickBooks 2012 Chapter 3
Chapter 6: Accounts Payable
Working With Bank Accounts
CHAPTER 9.
Published by McGraw-Hill Australia
Computer Accounting with QuickBooks 2015
Computer Accounting with QuickBooks 2010 Chapter 3
Computer Accounting with QuickBooks 2012 Chapter 10
Chapter 4: Cash Transactions
Published by McGraw-Hill Australia
Chapter 3: General Ledger
EzyAccounting An Accounting Software An Accounting Software By: Delicate Software Solutions Dubai, Manage Your Business… Not Just Accounts.
Chapter 6- Source Documents
Chapter 4 Cash budgets Copyright  2003 McGraw-Hill Australia Pty Ltd
The Sales Process 2012.
New Company.
Product Training Customer Review
If you are using UTS Computers. SAVE ONTO USB (not desktop)!
Computer accounting with quickbooks 2018
Presentation transcript:

Chapter 5: Accounts receivable Computer Accounting using MYOB Business Software 8e Chapter 5: Accounts receivable Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.1: Preferences for selecting and displaying accounts by name Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.2: New tax code for export sales Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.3: Profile section for a new customer card Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.4: Profile window showing ‘Ship To’ address Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.5: Card Details example for a customer Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.6: Service type invoice layout selected Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.7: Selling Details set up for a customer Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.8: Historical sale for Abnego Pty Ltd Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.9: Receivables balances after entering in Abnego historical invoice Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.10: Congratulations—if you balance! Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.11: Tax-inclusive service invoice to Colzmier Pty Ltd Ticked Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.12: Tax-exclusive service invoice to Pharmaceutical Distribution Not Ticked Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.13: Mixed taxable and GST-free invoice Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.14: Quotation given to a customer Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Click to change a QUOTE to an ORDER Figure 5.15: Sales Register showing quote to Maureen Devlin highlighted Click to change a QUOTE to an ORDER Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.16: Quote now changed to an Order Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Click to change an ORDER to an INVOICE Figure 5.17: The Sales Register window showing Orders on file Click to change an ORDER to an INVOICE Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.18: Order now changed to an Invoice Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.19: Cheque details for a payment from Abnego Pty Ltd Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.20: Customer payment applied to an invoice Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.21: Receipt grouped with Undeposited Funds Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.22: Payment from David James grouped with Undeposited Funds Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.23: Payment from Colzmier grouped with Undeposited Funds Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.24: Undeposited Funds now deposited at bank Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.25: Recap Transaction showing how Undeposited Funds are banked Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.26: Credit note (negative invoice) to Colzmier Pty Ltd for returns Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.27: Colzmier credit note selected Select the credit first Either pay a refund or Apply the credit note against an invoice Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.28: Credit applied against an open invoice Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.29: Selecting the invoice form to use for printing Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.30: The Forms Selection window Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.31: Invoice print selection list with number 5655 selected Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.32: Report Customisation window for aged receivables listing Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.33: Statement form type selected Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.34: Completed Forms Selection window for an Activity type statement Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.35: Selection for printing a single statement for Colzmier Pty Ltd Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.36: GST report selected from list Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.37: Report Customisation Advanced Filters window for a GST report Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.38: Report Customisation Finishing window for a GST report Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.39: Selling details in Easy Setup Assistant Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.40: Default customer terms using Easy Setup Assistant Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.41: Recap Transaction window for reversal entry Chapter 5: Accounts receivable

Figure 5.42: Negative Receive Payments for dishonoured cheque Chapter 5: Accounts receivable