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Fundamental theories and concepts of accounting. Emphasizes applications of accounting information to various career programs such as Management and Computer Information Systems.

Federal income tax law and preparation with primary emphasis on individual income tax.

Students will learn about managing and processing financial data in a computerized accounting system using Sage50 software.

First accounting course required for students transferring to a four-year school to pursue a bachelor's degree in business administration. Covers basic accounting concepts and procedures with a focus on financial statement preparation.

Second accounting course typically required of students transferring to a four-year school to obtain a bachelors degree in business administration. Covers partnerships, bonds, corporations, cash flow statements, and financial statement analysis.

An introduction into the field of managerial accounting. Survey of process and job order costs, budgeting, cash planning, capital budgeting, present value, and other topics.

Payroll preparations, payroll tax laws, accounting procedures and supplemental records. Preparation of required returns for federal and state payroll and business taxes (including manual and computerized payroll problems).

Training in the preparation of the basic income tax forms and preparation of actual tax returns under the auspices of an approved mentorship program such as the AARP Tax-Aide program.

Introduction to basic accounting concepts and procedures. Recording transactions and applying the accounting cycle to prepare financial statements for the sole proprietor for service enterprises.

A continuation of the study accounting concepts and procedures. Accounting procedures for merchandising businesses and partnerships. Basics of accounting for corporations.

A foundational course in processing business transactions using QuickBooks software. Course covers creating and working with company files, transaction processing and banking.

This course provides the fundamentals of financial management and reporting requirements for not-for-profit organizations and the rules and regulations covering them.

Learn how to use Excel to record journal entries, financial statements, inventory costing, bank reconciliations, and payroll registers. Data analysis tools will be introduced to perform budgeting and cost analysis.