Accounting Software Practical Tutorial

Author: Zhang Guicang
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: "Practical Tutorial on Accounting Software" This book is based on excellent commercial accounting software—Anyi Accounting Software and Yonyou Accounting Software—to introduce the basic knowledge of accounting informatization and accounting software. The focus is on enabling students to quickly master the operation and application of commercial accounting software through specific accounting practices. By mastering commercial accounting software, students can enhance and solidify their understanding of accounting informatization, familiarize themselves with the work of computerized accounting, and quickly become proficient in it. The book is divided into two parts, with content organized into three main sections: Basic Knowledge of Accounting Informatization and Software, Anyi Software and Its Practice, and Yonyou Software and Its Practice. The basic knowledge section covers fundamental concepts of accounting informatization and the development of accounting software. The Anyi Software and Its Practice section focuses on introducing the basic and core content of Anyi software: the Anyi General Ledger System and the Anyi Reporting System. The Yonyou Software and Its Practice section will introduce the operation and comprehensive application of Yonyou enterprise-level financial software, covering the concepts of financial management and decision support. It will also provide detailed case studies of industrial enterprise accounting to thoroughly explain the content of Yonyou Accounting Software, including the General Ledger, Payroll, Fixed Assets, Inventory Management, Accounts Receivable and Payable Management, Inventory Management, Procurement Management, Cost Management, Fund Management, Financial Analysis, and Decision Support systems. This book can serve as a training textbook for accounting professionals, a teaching resource for students in higher vocational colleges, universities, and various adult education programs, as well as a textbook for accounting informatization training courses organized by financial departments and other social groups. Teachers can select and adapt the content of this book based on the academic levels of students, such as vocational colleges, secondary vocational schools, junior colleges, and undergraduate programs. Students at the junior college level and below, as well as those participating in primary accounting informatization on-the-job training, should study the first part. Undergraduate students and those participating in advanced accounting informatization on-the-job training should study the second part.