Beginner's Guide to Computers Series U-Friend Financial Management Made Easy Series

Author: Orient Technology
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book provides a detailed explanation of various knowledge and operational skills for financial management using the Yonyou financial software. The main content includes: financial basics, methods of filling out accounting vouchers, daily processing of fixed asset transactions, payroll issuance, daily inventory accounting, bank reconciliation, check management, ledger processing, ledger review, methods of closing accounts at the end of the period, preparation of cash flow statements, financial analysis, budget management, and the preparation of financial statements. The book features a novel layout, is easy to understand, and emphasizes practicality. It is accompanied by lively and operation-oriented mini-sections, including "Reminder," "Experience Sharing," "Mini-profile," "Practice Exercise," and "Expert Tips." These sections are interspersed after relevant knowledge points, enabling readers to quickly achieve the goal of consolidating knowledge and applying it in practice. Additionally, the book primarily uses illustrations with supplementary text to explain computer-related knowledge, truly achieving "illustration-based text." To address the limitation of such books having "limited information," we also incorporate useful information into the illustrations, such as highlighting key areas with annotations and marking operation sequences in the illustrations using numbers (e.g., ①②③④⑤…). This book is designed for beginners of Yonyou financial software and financial management personnel, and can also serve as a training textbook for financial management in universities, colleges, and computer training classes.
This book provides a detailed explanation of various knowledge and operational skills for financial management using the Yonyou financial software. The main content includes: financial basics, methods of filling out accounting vouchers, daily processing of fixed asset transactions, payroll issuance, daily inventory accounting, bank reconciliation, check management, ledger processing, ledger review, methods of closing accounts at the end of the period, preparation of cash flow statements, financial analysis, budget management, and the preparation of financial statements. The book features a novel layout, clear structure, easy-to-understand content, and emphasizes practicality. It is accompanied by lively and operation-oriented mini-sections, including "Reminder," "Experience Sharing," "Mini-profile," "Practice Exercise," and "Expert Tips." These sections are interspersed after relevant knowledge points, enabling readers to quickly achieve the goal of consolidating knowledge and applying it in practice. Additionally, the book primarily uses illustrations with supplementary text to explain computer-related knowledge, truly achieving "illustration-based text." To address the limitation of such books having "limited information," we also incorporate useful information into the illustrations, such as highlighting key areas with annotations and marking operation sequences in the illustrations using numbers (e.g., ①②③④⑤…). This book is designed for beginners of Yonyou financial software and financial management personnel, and can also serve as a training textbook for financial management in universities, colleges, and computer training classes.