Table of Contents

1. Introduction to computer accounting 2. Looking after the computer and data 3. Setting up the business in Sage 4. Setting up records for Customers and Suppliers 5. Setting up the Nominal Ledger 6. Selling to customers on credit 7. Buying from suppliers on credit 8. Products, Order Processing and Invoicing 9. Customer and supplier payments 10. Cash receipts and payments 11. Bank accounts and recurring entries 12. Reports and routines 13. Corrections, Adjustments and Journals 14. Double-entry bookkeeping and manual systems

About the Author

Debbie Board Debbie Board spent twenty-six years in the commercial sector before becoming a teacher and assessor of accounting. While working in the commercial sector she was responsible as director and office manager for the introduction of a Sage computerised accounting system in a multi-million pound business. She has continued to promote the use of computer accounting in a number of business roles. Debbie currently teaches computerised accounting and works as a freelance writer and business consultant. Michael Fardon Michael Fardon has extensive teaching experience of a wide range of business and accountancy courses at Worcester College of Technology where he also set up and ran computer accounting courses, using Sage software. His other texts covering Sage software include two editions of 'Computer Accounting' also published by Osborne Books. He currently uses Sage Line 50 in the business that he runs.