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"The descriptions are clear, concise, and easy to understand . . . . if you are learning Sage, or have used it for a while and want to start doing more with it, I'd thoroughly recommend this book."
"I followed each step and now actually feel very proficient in this package "
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Do you want to have a clear understanding of accounting principles and know how to prepare accounts using Sage?
Get Started in Sage Line 50 introduces the principles behind the system - because if you understand how a system works, you will master it more quickly and be better equipped to sort out any problems later- and demonstrates how to use the various modules and facilities, for day-to-day accounting, for end-of-period summaries and reports and for trouble-shooting and analysis at any time. By the end of the book, you will have a clear understanding of acccounting principles and know how to prepare accounts using Sage. With its practical approach and clear illustrations, Get Started in Sage Line 50 is an essential resource for any user.
Get Started in Sage Line 50 includes:
| Chapter 1: The principles of accounts The common basis Accounts and information Double-entry bookkeeping Customers and suppliers The nominal ledger Analysis and outputs Chapter 2: The Sage 50 system Getting started The screen display Viewing records and transactions Entering data Selections Wizards Smart links The diary Report designer File maintenance Backups Chapter 3: Setting up the accounts Company data Details and defaults Multiple users and access rights Customers and suppliers Bank accounts Products Invoice and order defaults Program date Change password Chapter 4: The Company module Company tasks and tools Nominal records Chart of Accounts Editing the Nominal accounts Double-entry bookkeeping Journal entries Activity Reports Chapter 5: Customers and suppliers New records Viewing and editing records Searching Customer reports Statements and labels Chapter 6: Invoices Invoicing in Sage 50 Credit notes Printing invoices Updating ledgers Batch invoices Order processing | Chapter 7: Credit control Managing customer credit Day Sales Analysis Communications Cash flow Aged analysis Write offs Managing supplier credit Chapter 8: The Bank tasks The Bank module Reconciliation Payments and receipts Receive Payment Supplier payments Batch payments Recurring entries Cheque printing Transfers Statements Reports Chapter 9: Financial control Financials The Audit Trail The Trial Balance The Profit and Loss account The Balance Sheet Verification VAT Managing the month end The Year End routine Chapter 10: Products The Products module New products Viewing and editing product data Price lists Stock levels Chapter 11: Help and support Help Contents The Help Index Searching for Help The navigation panel Sage on the Web Ask Sage Shortcut Keys . . . . . . |
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18 of 19 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This book gives an excellent introduction and follow-up reference to all of the current Sage 50 Accounts programs (I'm using it with Sage 50 Accounts 2010 but it is equally relevant to Accounts Plus/Professional and the new v2011). I had been using the previous edition of the book from 2005 ("Teach Yourself Sage Line 50" by the same author) which I had borrowed from the library, but found myself constantly renewing it so instead bought this updated version.
The descriptions are clear, concise, and easy to understand. Unlike some other books, there are not just endless annotated screenshots, rather, the concepts both of what you are trying to achieve and what implications that has in terms of the double entry bookkeeping system behind the scenes are explained perfectly. Screenshots are used where they add to the descriptions, rather than to simply bulk out the book.
If you are learning Sage, or have used it for a while and want to start doing more with it, I'd thoroughly recommend this book.
The descriptions are clear, concise, and easy to understand. Unlike some other books, there are not just endless annotated screenshots, rather, the concepts both of what you are trying to achieve and what implications that has in terms of the double entry bookkeeping system behind the scenes are explained perfectly. Screenshots are used where they add to the descriptions, rather than to simply bulk out the book.
If you are learning Sage, or have used it for a while and want to start doing more with it, I'd thoroughly recommend this book.
9 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I have found this book as easy to read, understand and follow; it is in plain English and is written so cleverly for someone who has hardly used Sage. I followed each step and now actually feel very proficient in this package. I also like the way the accounting termonology is explained and keep this book in my desk at work to refer to all the time. For anyone who needs to start using Sage, but does not have a great knowledge of Sage or Accounting, then this is the book.
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