Most people finish their exams having never raised a purchase order, matched a bill to a receipt, or watched a deduction land in the ledger. This course is the other half.
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Purchase order to goods receipt to bill, and the three way match that ties them together. What a goods receipt actually posts, and why received but not billed is a real account with real money in it.
Customer purchase order to proforma to sales order to delivery challan to invoice. Where stock leaves, where revenue is recognised, and why those are two different moments.
Moving average against standard costing, lot tracking, and what really happens to your margin when a landed cost arrives three weeks after the goods.
Place of supply, CGST and SGST against IGST, input tax that is recoverable and input tax that is not, and how each one lands in the ledger.
Which section applies, the thresholds that trigger it, what happens with no PAN, and why a customer paying 5,40,000 against a 6,00,000 invoice has not short paid you.
Trial balance, profit and loss, balance sheet and the ageing reports. Not how to format them. How to look at one and know what is wrong.
Video modules you work through in order. Each one ends with a short set of questions. You move on when you have answered them, so the certificate means you understood it rather than that you left it playing.
Watch at your own pace. Start, stop, come back next week. It remembers where you were.
A certificate with a serial number. Carrying a verification address anybody can check, so it is worth something to an employer rather than being a PDF.
A 3 month licence to the software. Issued in your own name, so you can practise on a real set of books rather than a screenshot.
Cost and Management Accounting students and Chartered Accountancy students who want the practical half. Commerce graduates going into a first accounts job. Anybody who has passed the papers and has never posted an entry in anger.
No prior software experience is assumed. You need to know what a debit is.
Priced so that a student can pay for it out of a month of tuition money, because that is who it is for.
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