Accounting Basics at Hagley Community College After 3 Programme
Training
Accounting and bookkeeping are important skills for a not-for-profit in the tight compliance environment they operate in. Good accounting knowledge is also the basis for sound financial decision-making. It is aimed at administrators, managers or treasurers of not-for-profit organisations, and business administrators or small business operators.
Community Capacity Accounting is offering a full-year Start-Up Bookkeeping and Accounting course through Hagley Community College’s After 3 community education programme.
What’s Covered?
Accounting Basics
Accrual accounting.
The five financial items.
The General Ledger
Bookkeeping
Maintaining a cashbook
Correctly coding income and expenditure
Taxation
Income Tax
GST
Payroll deductions
Fringe Benefit Tax
Budgeting
Inventory/Stock
Generating Financial Reports
Not-for-profit compliance
Charity Reporting
Financial Statements
What Can You Do With It?
Accounting is fundamental to knowing where your business or organisation stands – it is a set of tools to help you make sound decisions. This course should set you up with the basics to understand your organisation’s financial performance and position and meet your compliance obligations such as tax returns or charity reports.
When: Wednesdays at 6 pm during Term time at Hagley Community College.
How: Enrolments are through Hagley Community College. For a full list of courses see here.
Enrolments: here
How Much: A one-off enrolment fee of $100. No further charges.