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MYOB Accounting has been one of the most popular business accounting packages in Australia and New Zealand for years. It combines inventory and contact management, invoicing, account control, and tax reporting. The Plus version of the software adds payroll, time billing, and more. VTC author, Rick Martin, provides an in-depth look at the software, covering both the Plus and regular versions of MYOB Accounting 18. You will learn how to set up, customise, and maintain company files; effectively manage sales, purchases, banking, payroll, inventory, time billing, and financial planning; and tailor your correspondence paperwork to suit your business image. Finally, Rick will demonstrate end-of-period procedures to keep your business up-to-date and compliant with tax and business laws. Work files are included. To begin learning today, simply click on one of the movie links below.

Course MYOB Accounting Plus 18 Author Rick Martin SKU 34040 ISBN 1-935320-75-0 Release Date 2009-09-25 Duration 9.00 hrs / 130 tutorials Work files Yes Price $ 49.95 Retail price $ 99.95 Language Tags

Course Overview About this Course Licensing & Company File Activation MYOB M-Powered Services Work Files MYOB Basics Lists Custom Lists / Fields & Identifiers Zoom Arrows Cards pt. 1 Cards pt. 2 Command Centres pt. 1 Command Centres pt. 2 Finding Transactions Creating Your Company File Before You Start Creating the File Activation & Verification / Backup Easy Setup Assistant Users Accounts Overview pt. 1 Accounts Overview pt. 2 Linked Accounts Adding Accounts Importing & Exporting Accounts Deleting Accounts Setting Preferences System Windows Reports & Forms Banking Sales Purchases Inventory & Security Setting Up Your Company File Overview The Accounting Equation Account Opening Balances Historical Sales & Purchases Initial Bank Accounts Reconciliation Sales pt. 1 Sales pt. 2 Purchases Item Records Inventory Opening Balances Setting Up Electronic Payments Set Up Activity Statement Sales Sales Window pt. 1 Sales Window pt. 2 Sales Window pt. 3 Sales Window pt. 4 Insufficient Items on Hand Converting Quotes & Orders Receiving Payments Customer Credits pt. 1 Customer Credits pt. 2 Customer Credits pt. 3 Deleting Sales & Payments Bad Debts Purchases Types of Purchases Purchases Window pt. 1 Purchases Window pt. 2 Converting Non-Item Quotes & Orders Converting Item Quotes & Orders Receiving Items Without a Bill Paying Bills Supplier Debits pt. 1 Supplier Debits pt. 2 Banking Spend Money Receive Money The Bank Register Window Transferring Between Accounts

Transferring Between Accounts Bank Deposits Making Electronic Payments Petty Cash Importing Bank Statements pt. 1 Importing Bank Statements pt. 2 Reconciling Bank Accounts Contra Payments pt. 1 Contra Payments pt. 2 Payroll Setup Initial Payroll Setup pt. 1 Initial Payroll Setup pt. 2 Payroll Categories pt. 1 Payroll Categories pt. 2 Wages Information Window Superannuation Information Window Remaining Information Windows Employee Payroll Information pt. 1 Employee Payroll Information pt. 2 Employee Payroll Information pt. 3 Timesheets Payroll Processing Pay Period & Timesheets Select & Edit Pays pt. 1 Select & Edit Pays pt. 2 Process Payments Pay Slips Payroll Liabilities Inventory Inventory Adjustments Building Items Auto-building Items Setting Item Prices Stocktakes Billing for Time Overview Preferences Creating Activities Setting Billing Rates Activity Slips Time Billing Invoices Jobs Overview Creating Jobs Reimbursable Expenses & Invoicing Forms Overview Printing & Sending Forms Customising Forms pt. 1 Customising Forms pt. 2 Customising Forms pt. 3 Maintaining Company Files Backing Up Restoring Purging & Optimising Planning & Analysing Budgets Analysis pt. 1 Analysis pt. 2 Reports End-of-Period Procedures Overview Payroll Tax Depreciation Activity Statement pt. 1 Activity Statement pt. 2 End-of-year Adjustments Starting a New Financial Year Starting a New Payroll Year pt. 1 Starting a New Payroll Year pt. 2 Starting a New Payroll Year pt. 3 Conclusion & Credits Wrap Up About the Author