Even if you aren’t from Finance background, this course would assist you to learn the fundamentals of accounting. You would learn simple procedures like how you can file invoices so as to manage it each and every day. It would also educate you on how to complete your annual fiscal statements like Balance Sheets and P&L Record. You would also get hands on exposure on mastering advanced accounting computer software like Tally ERP 9 which might make the task of accounting as simple as 123.

• Public accountants record and manage all financial documentation that companies and individuals are required by law to publically disclose, such as taxes and balance statements.
• Management accountants prepare and manage all internal business financial documentation, or that which companies are not required to make publically available.
• Forensic accountants are proficient not just in accounting, but also business law, and they work on the identification, investigation and evaluation of financial crimes, such as tax fraud.
• Forensic accountants are proficient not just in accounting, but also business law, and they work on the identification, investigation and evaluation of financial crimes, such as tax fraud.
• Auditors work independently or for auditing firms and perform regular analyses of a business’s or individual’s financial documentation in order to insure compliance with applicable regulation and law.
• Internal auditors perform the same duties but are employed directly by the companies they audit.
• Government accountants are responsible for all the financial paperwork either produced by government or subject to government oversight. They may work for individuals, private companies or municipal, state or federal branches.
• Investment accountants conduct, supervise and advise on the financial activities and documentation pertinent to a company’s or individual’s investment portfolio, which may include stocks, bonds, real estate and other financial products.
• Loan officers review and evaluate loan applications within a bank, credit union, Mortgage Company or other service provider; many loan officers also recommend acceptance or rejection of the applications they review.
• Accounting clerks are record-keepers who perform large amounts of data entry and related calculations. Accounting clerks often specialize in certain areas, such as accounts payable, expenditures or payroll.