Certified Bookkeeper
GES 202 -- 80 hours -- Certification Preparation Program
Course Objectives
- Describe the benefits, eligibility requirements, code of ethics, and maintenance requirements for the Certified Bookkeeper.
- Apply the concepts of accrual accounting to transactions that span fiscal periods.
- Trace the effect of accrual and deferral transactions to financial statements.
- Apply accounting concepts and the basic tools of financial analysis in identifying and correcting errors.
- Apply accounting principles in reconciling bank accounts.
- Apply accounting concepts in preparing payroll transactions, from paying wages to depositing and reporting taxes.
- Apply accounting concepts to depreciation transactions including various methods of calculating depreciation for book and tax purposes.
- Apply accounting concepts to valuing inventory, recording costs, making entries, and reporting inventory on financial statements.
- Help your company or client use basic internal controls to prevent theft, embezzlement or check and credit card fraud by employees, customers or vendors.
Upon completion of this program, the student will be able to do the following: