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Sage Business Cloud Accounting 2020
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Sage Business Cloud Accounting 2020

Learn to use bank feeds with a free trial version of Sage Business Cloud Accounting from a practicing Certified Public A
Last updated 2/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • How to set up bank feeds for both bank accounts and credit card accounts
  • How to set up Sage Business Cloud Accounting software
  • How to add transactions and assign proper general ledger accounts to them
  • How to do bank reconciliations
  • Understand the difference between a bank reconciliation when using a cash basis and accrual basis
  • Record transactions from two accounts that use bank feeds like a credit card account and a bank account

Course content

9 sections35 lectures5h 14m total length
  • 10 Sage Business Cloud Accounting Free Trial11:40
  • Data Files to Download
  • 315 How Do Bank Feeds Fit Into My Accounting System11:18

Requirements

  • None

Description

Sage currently offers a free trial version of the software.

This is an excellent tool to learn an excellent accounting software.

In this course, we will learn how to use Sage Business Cloud Accounting software.

This course will focus on using bank feeds. Bank feeds allow us to receive data directly from the bank and use that data to create financial statements including the balance sheet and income statement.

We will walk through the setup process for a practice company.

The course will discuss how bank feeds work and how they fit into an accounting process.

Transaction data will be provided for learners to upload to Sage, allowing us to work through practice transactions in a step by step process.

We will analyze how transactions go from the bank, to Sage accounting software, to being added to the financial statements.

Who this course is for:

  • Business owners who want an easy system to track data
  • Bookkeepers who want to understand how bank feeds work
  • Students who want to apply theory to practical accounting software