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  • ISBN-10: 1119052300
  • ISBN-13: 9781119052302
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The easy way to come to grips with Sage 50 Accounts

Written by a Sage 50 Accounts expert and packed with step-by-step instructions, this hands-on, accessible guide is the easiest way to master this popular small business accounting software. Walking you through every aspect of setting up and using Sage 50 Accounts—from installing software to running VAT returns and producing year-end accounts—Sage 50 Accounts For Dummies offers easy-to-follow guidance on the quickest way to complete tasks and customise Sage to suit your specific business needs.

Recommended by 90% of accountants, Sage 50 Accounts is Europe's best-known small business accounting package. Now completely updated to reflect the latest version of Sage 50 Accounts, this friendly guide takes the hassle out of working with the software. In no time, you'll be navigating your way around the new Sage 50 Accounts interface, making sense of the latest changes to backups, and confidently taking control of your business' finances—freeing you up to spend your time managing other areas of your business.

  • Reflects the latest changes in the 2015 edition of Sage 50 Accounts software
  • Shows you how to set up and use Sage 50 Accounts with minimal fuss
  • Provides helpful screenshots to help you every step of the way
  • Offers guidance on going mobile with the Sage 50 app

Whether you're new to Sage 50 Accounts or just need to get up and running on the newest software, this no-nonsense guide makes it easy.

Introduction 1(4)
About This Book
1(1)
Foolish Assumptions
2(1)
Icons Used in This Book
2(1)
Beyond the Book
3(1)
Where to Go from Here
3(2)
Part 1: Getting Started With Sage 50 Accounts 5(84)
Chapter 1 Introducing Sage 50 Accounts
7(20)
Looking at the Varieties of Sage
7(2)
Installing the Software
9(1)
Getting what you need before you get started
9(1)
Moving to the installation
10(1)
Setting Up with the Active Set-Up Wizard
10(7)
Registering Your Software
17(1)
Finding Out How Easy Sage Is to Use
18(1)
Burying the accounting jargon
18(1)
Navigating Around Sage
19(6)
Exploring the Menu bar
20(5)
Using Wizards
25(2)
Chapter 2 Creating Your Chart of Accounts and Assigning Nominal Codes
27(20)
Understanding as Much as You Need to about Accounting
27(3)
Dabbling in double-entry bookkeeping
28(1)
Naming your nominals
28(1)
Preparing reports
29(1)
Looking at the Structure of Your COA
30(8)
Checking out the default COA
30(3)
Identifying balance sheet codes
33(2)
Looking at profit and loss codes
35(2)
Leaving gaps and mirroring codes
37(1)
Accommodating floating nominals
37(1)
Editing Your COA
38(5)
Amending your COA
38(2)
Creating a new COA
40(3)
Checking Your COA
43(4)
Previewing errors
43(1)
Looking at some common errors
44(3)
Chapter 3 Setting Up Records
47(24)
Choosing How to Create Your Records
47(2)
Getting a quick start using the New icon
48(1)
Having a change of view
48(1)
Following the wizards brick by brick
49(1)
Creating Customer and Supplier Records
49(4)
Setting customer and supplier defaults
51(2)
Deleting customer and supplier records
53(1)
Creating Your Nominal Records
53(6)
Exploring your nominal records
53(1)
Renaming existing nominal records
54(1)
Adding a new nominal record
55(1)
Looking for a nominal record
56(1)
Looking around a nominal record
57(2)
Deleting a nominal code
59(1)
Recording Your Bank Accounts
59(4)
Renaming an existing account
60(1)
Creating a new account
61(1)
Deleting a bank record
62(1)
Getting Your Product Records in Order
63(4)
Creating a product record
63(2)
Editing a product record
65(1)
Deleting a product record
66(1)
Entering a project record
66(1)
Setting Up Fixed Asset Records
67(4)
Chapter 4 Recording Your Opening Balances
71(18)
Timing Your Switch to Sage
71(1)
Obtaining Your Opening Balances
72(2)
Entering Opening Balances Using the Wizard
74(12)
Entering your default date
74(1)
Entering customer and supplier balances
75(2)
Checking the customer and supplier opening balances
77(1)
Reversing the nominal balances in preparation for entering the trial balance
77(1)
Entering the trial balance from your accountant
78(1)
Entering the uncleared transactions for your bank account
79(1)
Checking opening balances against the trial balance from your accountant
80(1)
Checking your data
80(1)
Backing up your data
81(1)
Manually recording opening balances
81(1)
Manually recording opening bank balances
82(1)
Manually recording nominal opening balances
83(1)
Putting in opening balances for products
84(2)
Checking Your Opening Balances
86(5)
Printing an opening trial balance
86(1)
Dealing with errors
86(3)
Part II: Looking into Day-to-Day Functions 89(68)
Chapter 5 Processing Your Customer Paperwork
91(12)
Posting Batch Entry Invoices
91(2)
Creating Credit Notes
93(3)
Registering Payments from Your Customers
96(4)
Giving credit where due - allocating credit notes
98(2)
Recording payments on account
100(1)
Deleting Invoices and Credit Notes
100(3)
Chapter 6 Invoicing Your Customers
103(16)
Deciding on an Invoice Type
103(1)
Creating Invoices
104(7)
Putting in the details
105(1)
Getting to the main attraction
106(3)
Filling in the order details
109(1)
Getting down to the footer details
109(1)
Checking your profit on a product invoice
110(1)
Remembering that Communication is Key
111(1)
Managing Your Invoice List
112(3)
Printing invoices
112(1)
Using Quick Print
113(1)
Updating ledgers
114(1)
Deleting invoices
115(1)
Saving Time while You Ask for Money
115(4)
Duplicating existing invoices
115(1)
Repeating recurring transactions
115(2)
Using defaults
117(2)
Chapter 7 : Dealing with Paperwork from Your Suppliers
119(10)
Receiving and Posting Invoices
119(4)
Setting up your receiving system
119(1)
Posting invoices
120(3)
Getting Credit
123(2)
Allocating a Credit Note
125(1)
Paying Your Suppliers
126(1)
Printing a Remittance Advice Note
127(2)
Chapter 8 Recording Your Bank Entries
129(16)
Understanding the Different Types of Bank Account
129(3)
Keeping up with current (1200) and deposit (1210) accounts
130(1)
Counting the petty cash (1230) account
131(1)
Handling your cash register (1235)
131(1)
Managing the company credit card (1240) and credit card receipts (1250)
131(1)
Tracking Bank Deposits and Payments
132(2)
Transferring Funds between Accounts
134(1)
Repeating Recurring Entries
135(5)
Going for consistency with your bank entries
135(3)
Repeating customer and supplier payments
138(1)
Making regular journal entries - if you dare
139(1)
Processing and posting recurring entries
139(1)
Dealing with Petty Cash
140(2)
Funding petty cash
141(1)
Making payments from the tin
141(1)
Reconciling the petty cash tin
141(1)
Paying the Credit Card Bill
142(3)
Making payments
142(1)
Reconciling the credit card statement
143(2)
Chapter 9 Maintaining and Correcting Entries
145(12)
Finding Ways to Find Transactions
145(2)
Searching For Records
147(2)
Making Corrections
149(1)
Checking and Maintaining Your Files
150(2)
Checking errors
150(1)
Re-indexing data
151(1)
Compressing data
152(1)
Rebuilding data
152(1)
Backing Up Data
152(2)
Scheduling Backups
154(1)
Restoring Data
155(2)
Part III: Functions for Plus and Professional Users 157(88)
Chapter 10 Processing Sales Orders
159(20)
Giving a Quote
159(3)
Amending your invoice and order defaults
160(1)
Creating a quotation
160(2)
Allocating and amending stock for a quote
162(1)
Converting a quotation to an invoice or order
162(1)
Creating a Sales Order
162(8)
Entering the sales order details
164(3)
Dealing with cash sales
167(1)
Editing your order
168(1)
Putting sales orders on hold
168(1)
Duplicating a sales order
169(1)
Printing the order
170(1)
Allocating Stock to an Order
170(3)
Going on automatic
170(1)
Assigning stock yourself
171(1)
Amending the allocation of stock
171(1)
Using the shortfall generator
172(1)
Despatching Orders
173(2)
Completing an order
173(1)
Using goods despatched notes
173(1)
Using the despatch facility
174(1)
Recording a despatch manually
174(1)
Invoicing Your Customers
175(1)
Deleting and Cancelling Sales Orders
176(3)
Deleting an order
176(1)
Cancelling an order
177(2)
Chapter 11 Processing Purchase Orders
179(16)
Creating, Changing, and Copying a Purchase Order
179(5)
Creating a purchase order
180(2)
Editing your order
182(1)
Duplicating a purchase order
183(1)
Placing the Goods on Order
184(1)
Ordering via the conventional method
184(1)
Manually placing goods on order
184(1)
Completing Your Purchase Order
185(1)
Printing Your Purchase Order
186(1)
Getting the Goods In
187(4)
Using goods received notes
188(1)
Accepting delivery of everything
189(1)
Taking in part of an order
190(1)
Creating an Invoice from an Order
191(1)
Deleting, Cancelling, and Reinstating Orders
192(3)
Deleting orders
192(1)
Cancelling orders
193(1)
Putting a cancelled order back on order
193(2)
Chapter 12 Keeping Track of Your Products
195(16)
Taking Stock
195(5)
Importing your stocktake
197(1)
Adjusting stock levels
198(1)
Checking stock activity
198(1)
Using the stock shortfall facility
199(1)
Understanding a Bill of Materials
200(5)
Creating a bill of materials
201(1)
Checking stock availability for a BOM
202(1)
Transferring stock for a BOM
203(2)
Processing Stock Returns
205(2)
Allocating Stock
207(4)
Changing stock allocation
208(1)
Issuing allocated stock
209(2)
Chapter 13 Managing Projects
211(16)
Appointing a Project's Status and Costs
211(4)
Assigning status
212(1)
Looking at costs - types and codes
213(1)
Changing status and costs
213(2)
Managing Project Resources
215(1)
Creating or amending a resource
215(1)
Deleting a resource
216(1)
Tracking Project Costs
216(5)
Sharing out project charges
216(2)
Issuing stock to a project
218(1)
Counting costs from a supplier invoice
219(1)
Integrating POP with project costing
220(1)
Analysing Project Costs
221(3)
Looking at the project's activity
221(2)
Comparing costs and budget
223(1)
Charging Your Customers for a Project
224(1)
Completing Your Project
225(2)
Chapter 14 Using Foreign Currencies
227(18)
Setting Up Foreign Currencies
227(3)
Entering the exchange rate for a currency
228(1)
Amending the Countries table
229(1)
Tailoring the Foreign Trader Tool
230(2)
Keeping Trade Status in Mind when Setting Up Accounts
232(1)
Processing the Paperwork
233(4)
Raising invoices, credit notes, and orders
233(3)
Entering batch invoices and credit notes
236(1)
Banking on Foreign Currencies
237(4)
Coping with customer receipts and supplier payments
237(2)
Carrying out a bank transfer
239(1)
Expecting changing exchange rates
240(1)
Doing Revaluations with the Wizard
241(4)
Part Ilk Running Monthly, Quarterly and Annual Routines 245(56)
Chapter 15 Reconciling Your Bank Accounts
247(10)
Recognising Reasons to Reconcile
247(1)
Getting Ready to Reconcile
248(1)
Doing the Reconciliation
249(5)
Troubleshooting when Your Account Doesn't Reconcile
254(1)
Rounding Up Stragglers
254(3)
Listing unpresented cheques and outstanding lodgements
255(1)
Remembering recurring entries
255(2)
Chapter 16 Running Your Monthly and Yearly Routines
257(20)
Adding Up Accruals
258(2)
Counting Out Prepayments
260(1)
Depreciating Fixed Assets
261(3)
Writing down your assets
262(1)
Posting assets and depreciation
263(1)
Entering Journals
264(3)
Rattling skeleton journals
266(1)
Reversing journals
266(1)
Carrying Out Your Month-End Routine
267(6)
Ticking off your checklist
268(1)
Running the month-end
268(2)
Clearing stock transactions
270(1)
Deleting stock
271(1)
Clearing the audit trail
272(1)
Managing Cash Flow
273(2)
Doing a Year-End Routine
275(2)
Chapter 17 Running Your VAT Return
277(24)
Understanding some VAT Basics
277(3)
Knowing your outputs from your inputs
278(1)
Cracking the codes
278(1)
Comparing Sage's VAT accounting methods
279(1)
Managing Your VAT
280(5)
Preparing your VAT return
281(2)
Reconciling your VAT return
283(2)
Checking Your VAT Return Using Reconciliation Reports
285(4)
Checking under the standard scheme
285(1)
Getting a hard copy of the nominal activity report
285(2)
Checking with cash accounting
287(1)
Completing your VAT return
288(1)
Submitting Your VAT Return
289(2)
Posting your return online via Sage
290(1)
Submitting your VAT return manually via HMRC
291(1)
Posting your refund or payment in Sage
291(1)
Clearing Down Your VAT
291(1)
Changing VAT schemes
292(5)
Going from standard to VAT cash accounting or the UK flat rate
292(1)
Changing VAT codes
293(2)
Making the switch from VAT cash to standard accounting
295(1)
Reconciling the sales tax and purchase tax control accounts
296(1)
Posting Scale Charges
297(1)
Reporting Intrastat
298(3)
Part V: Using Reports 301(56)
Chapter 18 Running Monthly Reports
303(14)
Making the Most of Standard Reports
303(1)
Checking the Chart of Accounts
304(1)
Figuring Out the Financial Reports
304(6)
Trying for an initial trial balance
304(2)
Accounting for profit and loss
306(1)
Comparing profits and losses
307(1)
Weighing the balance sheet
308(2)
Viewing the Audit Trail
310(1)
Forgetting the Periods and Going Transactional
311(3)
Going by date
312(1)
Being number-friendly
312(1)
Running the reports
313(1)
Designing Reports to Suit Yourself
314(3)
Chapter 19 Tackling the Complicated Stuff
317(16)
Exporting Data
317(3)
Sending spreadsheet stuff
318(1)
Transferring Outlook contacts
318(1)
Exporting to Word
319(1)
Importing Data
320(2)
Linking to Your Accountant
322(2)
Sending accounts to your accountant
323(1)
Material changes
323(1)
Getting back adjustments and narratives
324(1)
Trying e-Banking
324(7)
Configuring your e-banking
325(2)
Opting for e-payments
327(1)
Reconciling electronically
328(3)
Working with Document Manager
331(2)
Adding attachments and filing system references
331(1)
Deleting attachments
332(1)
Chapter 20 Running Key Reports
333(16)
Checking Activity through the Nominal Codes
333(2)
Looking into Supplier Activity
335(2)
Tracking Customer Activity
337(1)
Checking Numbers with Supplier Daybook Reports
338(1)
Finding the Customers Who Owe You
339(3)
Paying Attention to Your Creditors
342(1)
Handling Unreconciled Bank Transactions
343(3)
Doing a Monthly Breakdown of Profit and Loss
346(1)
Ranking Your Top Customers
347(2)
Chapter 21 Going Mobile
349(8)
Setting up Sage Drive
349(1)
Tackling Sage 50 Tracker
350(4)
Installing Sage 50 Tracker
351(1)
Looking at the Sage 50 Tracker dashboard
352(2)
Sussing Out Sage 50 Mobile Sales
354(1)
Keeping Connected with Connected Users
355(2)
Part V1: The Part of Tens 357(14)
Chapter 22 Ten (Okay, Eleven) Funky Functions
359(4)
Browsing for Help with F1
359(1)
Calculating Stuff with F2
359(1)
Accessing an Edit Item Line for Invoicing with F3
360(1)
Finding Multiple Functions with F4
360(1)
Calculating Currency or Checking Spelling with F5
360(1)
Copying with F6
361(1)
Inserting a Line with F7
361(1)
Deleting a Line with F8
361(1)
Calculating Net Amounts with F9
362(1)
Launching Windows with F11
362(1)
Opening Report Designer with F12
362(1)
Chapter 23 Ten (Plus One) Wizards to Conjure Up in Sage
363(8)
Creating a New Customer Account
363(1)
Setting Up a New Supplier
364(1)
Initiating a New Nominal Account
364(1)
Creating a New Bank Account
365(1)
Launching a New Product
365(1)
Starting Up a New Project
365(1)
Helping Out at Month-End: Opening/Closing Stock
366(1)
Fuelling Up: Scale Charges
366(1)
Saving Time: Global Changes
367(1)
Handling Currencies: Foreign Bank Revaluation
368(1)
Keeping Others in the Loop: Accountant Link
368(3)
Index 371
Jane Kelly, ACMA is a Chartered Management Accountant and Sage trainer. As well as being a successful For Dummies author, she is currently working on online training solutions for Bookkeeping and Sage 50.