I also did a Walkthrough to the Second Part of Computeried Accounts. Once again, I had created a Walkthrough to help remind myself , and others, on how it works.
Walkthrough:-
- Firstly, I had to refer to the BACS Remittance Advice Notes that were received from a customer and enter the transactions on the document.
- Secondly, I had referred to the payments made to the suppliers and print a Remittance Advice to assist the payment.
- Next, I had to make a referrence towards the email. After that, I had to imput the transactions.
- After that, I had to input the all of the Cash Sales to ensure we had them all put down on record.
- Then, I had to input a Standing Order by a recurring entry.
- Following on to the Petty Cash Re-Imbursement Slip and the Petty Cash Vouchers, we had to input Journal Entries including Debit and Credit.
- I then had to enter a Bank Statement including Interest that is Received from the Bank.
- Lastly, I had to Reconcile the Bank Statement. If it was not Reconciling, we would have to manually make corrections towards the work.
From your walkthrough, it seems that you have a good idea of how to use a computerised accounting system for entering transactions.
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