SAP Business One Financial Accounting Training on DVD
19 may

SAP Business One Financial Accounting Training on DVD

Versino Ost has already made a name for itself in terms of video training for SAP Business One. In addition to the topics "Functions and Processes" and "Administration", the offer on Video2Brain also includes financial accounting in B1. Anyone who has a recurring need for this type of training can now consider investing in the offer in the long term.

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elearning: Financial accounting in SAP Business One
31 March

elearning: Financial accounting in SAP Business One

The Video2Brain courses on SAP Business One are slowly becoming complete. The videos on SAP Business One functions and processes and SAP Business One administration have been available for some time. Now there is also an online training course for financial accounting in SAP Business One. The target group of the video are SMEs as well as application consultants who can use the material - according to the video description - as reference material.

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What does finance and accounting mean?
16 March

What does finance and accounting mean?

Not only from a professional point of view, but also in everyday life, you often skim over terms that you don't really understand in their entirety. Usually you have a rough idea of what something means and that's enough to get you through the bureaucratic long run to your destination. In our experience, finance and accounting are among these terms.

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Controlling - more than just control
7 March

Controlling - more than just monitoring

SAP Business One has a number of tools to support companies with controlling. This does not just mean cost centre accounting, which is a module of financial management in SAP Business One. Controlling, which is based solely on posted accounts, is no longer sufficient to map the various facets of this important business area.

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Bills are also subject to the statute of limitations: Last chance for 2012
8 Dec

Bills are also subject to the statute of limitations: Last chance for 2012

Do you feel the same way? We've only just returned from our summer holidays and we're already slipping into the new year with lots of good intentions. For some, however, it is too late - such as for all outstanding invoices from 2012, which will expire at the turn of the year. You still have the chance to claim all outstanding amounts.

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Why the new accounting guidelines are important for your business
30 Nov

Why the new accounting guidelines are important for your business

It is often the new additions to the general terms and conditions or changes and additions to formal clauses that we tend to carelessly scroll over or throw in the bin. However, the new accounting guidelines should be taken into account by companies and ERP software should be checked against them.

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How accounting can also be simple - for every company!
15 october

How accounting can be simple - for every company!

The original approach of leaving business accounting to those who know their trade was certainly not a stupid idea. Small and medium-sized companies in particular, which neither have their own accounting department nor the financial resources to employ an accountant, are happy to make use of external services. However, this profession always costs money.

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5 october

Why Excel is good, but an ERP is better

Despite the now large and veritable range of ERP solutions, many companies still use Excel systems. You also have to pay tribute to the Office solution. It is not only a well-known way of recording - yes, actually everything! In addition, most PCs are equipped with the Office package as standard, which makes the tool very inexpensive. Nevertheless, in the long term - and especially with increasing customer numbers - Excel is not suitable for day-to-day business in a company. Three reasons why it is worth switching from Excel to an ERP system.

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20 July

IFRS - International Financial Reporting Standards for SMEs too

Medium-sized companies are increasingly having to deal with the rules of international accounting. The main advantages of IFRS are greater transparency, especially when comparing company financial statements. The aim is to standardise international accounting standards so that annual financial statements are internationally comparable.

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