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Explore the basic principles and practices of accounting, which will equip you to comprehend and prepare balance sheets, income statements for cash, fixed assets, receivables, and inventory.
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Once you become familiar with the material covered in Financial Accounting I, this more-advanced class will enable you to master topics surrounding advanced depreciation, bonds, stock equity, capital transactions, dividends and investments, subsidiary ledgers, liabilities, and taxes. Real-world examples and case studies will enhance the theoretical and practical aspects of your learning.
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Learn to prepare tax returns now! Guided by a CPA, you will study deductions, dependents, exclusions, exemptions and cost recovery, learning the laws and regulations needed for the upcoming year. This is a hands-on course designed to teach you how to optimize returns, and withstand audits.
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In this class, you will learn to optimize budget dollars. Best practices in establishing and monitoring financial plans will be presented, empowering you to effectively set objectives, plan, control variances, identify and control costs, complete break-even analyses, and accurately complete status reports.
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Acquire the skill set necessary to properly and systematically examine accounts in order to maximize financial efficiencies and minimize monetary loss. Attention will also be given to the evaluation of financial operations, ethics, liability, internal controls and reports.
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QuickBooks is the most popular accounting software today; learning how to use this helpful tool is essential to any accounting practice. In this hands-on program, learn the skills you need to set up a business, including recording its chart of accounts, making deposits, writing checks, creating invoices, handling cash sales, issuing credit memos, reconciling accounts and much more. This course is PC-based.
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Being able to read between the lines of a financial statement is an important skill for those seeking to learn more about a corporation. Gain an understanding of the different forms of ownership, profitability, valuation, cash flow, and ratio analysis. Special attention will be paid to the notes to financial statements as prepared in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).
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Gain knowledge of supervision, control and performance of activities involved in the operation of a business. Explore the areas of human relations, labor management, personnel, marketing, purchasing, production, economics and finance.
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