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Sun, Apr 02, 10:00am - Apr 16, 6:00pm Eastern Time ( 3 sessions )
Location:
Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan
545 8th Ave
4th Floor
Btwn 37th & 38th Streets
New York, New York 10018 (Map)
545 8th Ave
4th Floor
Btwn 37th & 38th Streets
New York, New York 10018 (Map)
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Age Requirements:
18 and older
Average Class Size:
10
What you'll learn in this bookkeeping course:
Bookkeeping is an essential part to any business. All businesses need to have some kind of system in place to track their income and expenses. This course will teach you all you need to know about accounting and how it allows you to make powerful financial decisions.
If you are a business owner, bookkeeper or a soon to be business owner or bookkeeper this course is great for you. There are many bookkeepers who don't understand accounting terminology and concepts. Because of this they make lots of errors recording transaction, which leads to incorrect financial statement, and inaccurate business decisions.
We realize that many individuals need to learn basic accounting, but don't have the time to attend a 2 or 4 year college degree program. We took our years of accounting experience, working with over 100 different businesses and created a series of lessons that teaches individuals or businesses the correct bookkeeping processes.
Students will learn:
- Difference between a bookkeeper and an accountant.
- How to create an efficient filing system to track your finance.
- Difference between an income statement and balance sheet.
- What are the different types of company formations, such and LLC, Corporation, sole proprietorship, and partnership.
- How transaction are recorded in a double entry bookkeeping system.
- What exactly are debits and credits?
- How to handle depreciation of a fixed asset.
- What are a business expenses, and how to maximize your deduction at tax time.
- Understanding how to conduct a payroll and the different types of payroll forms.
- How to handle an inventory base business and the different types of valuation methods.
- Different types of tax forms all business owners and bookkeeping should know.
Course Topics:
- Lesson 1: Bookkeeping Job Titles, Duties, and Responsibilities
- Lesson 2: Organization and Bank Accounts
- Lesson 3: The Balance Sheet Accounts
- Lesson 4: The Profit & Loss Accounts
- Lesson 5: Working Within the Bookkeeping System
- Lesson 6: Cash Receipts and Sales Tax
- Lesson 7: Credit Sales and Customer Information
- Lesson 8: Inventory Control, Vendors, and Credit Terms
- Lesson 9: Paying the Bills
- Lesson 10: Updating and Balancing the Checkbook
- Lesson 11: Employees, Wages, and Taxes
- Lesson 12: Gross Payroll and Deductions
- Lesson 13: Payroll Tax Reports and Payments
- Lesson 14: Wage Earners and the Self-Employed
- Lesson 15: Closing the Books at the End of the Month
- Lesson 16: Issuing Financial Statements
- Lesson 17: Closing the Books at the End of the Year
- Lesson 18: Individual Tax Returns
- Lesson 19: Business Taxpayers
- Lesson 20: Computerized Bookkeeping Programs
What does the Bookkeeping Basics training course include?
- The most flexible schedule. We have weekday, evening and weekend courses available.
- The only comprehensive bookkeeping course in New York City.
- Bookkeeping Certificate at the end of the course.
- Most hands-on training class in New York City.
- Small classes
- FREE retake for up to 6 months.Come back and retake our course, free of charge for up to 6 months from your original course date.
- Conveniently located in Midtown Manhattan, 2 blocks from Penn Station.
- Free course retake within 6 months.
- Training Manual included in price.
FAQ
Is this an online or a live classroom training?
This class is a live classroom training in New York City.
Would I get a certificate after completing the class?
Yes you will get a certificate of completion at the end of the class.
Is the training manual included?
Yes the course fee includes a training manual.
Will this course prepare me to pass the QuickBooks User Certification?
Yes, this class will help you to prepare pass the QuickBooks Certified User Exam.
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Refund Policy
Note: This provider has a temporary cancellation policy for COVID-19 related cancellations which is as follows:
Cancellations made 3 or more days in advance will receive a full credit for a rescheduled date with this provider
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Original cancellation policy (non-COVID-19):
- Cancellation made up to 7 days prior to the start of the class will receive a refund.
- Refunds will not be given to anyone who has taken the whole or part of the class.
- Refunds will not be given for any cancellations made 6 business days prior to the start of the class or on the day of the class.
- Refunds will not be given for anyone that does not show up on the day of the class.
- All refunds will be charged a 15% processing fee.
- Rescheduling is not permitted 6 business day prior to the start of the class or on the day of the class.
- Students must attend 80% or more of class total duration to receive a Certificate of Completion.
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Technical Institute of America
Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan
545 8th Ave
4th Floor
Btwn 37th & 38th Streets
New York, New York 10018 Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan
545 8th Ave
4th Floor
Btwn 37th & 38th Streets
New York, New York 10018
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Reviews of Classes at Technical Institute of America (631)
Bookkeeping Basics
It was not a great class. Rapheal rushed through the material, and didn't explain the principals behind the exercises. He really didn't teach - he just read from a power point and rushed through the answers. He would solicit the room for "questions", but if you had one, you were made to feel like you were being disruptive by stopping the flow of the class to bother him with a question. You also were not given any practice materials, worksheets to work along with him during the class which was really unfortunate. His idea of a practice exercise was to put a student on the spot in front of the class to work through a practice exam question which puts a lot of pressure on students and doesn't really provide any real teaching (just other students yelling out answers). I'm glad I got the chapters of the book via an email with the working papers after the 1st class, because I didn't want to waste my time with the remaining classes. This class is a waste of money / investment. He prides himself in being able to teach bookeeping in a shorter time than most colleges, but he doesn't fully execute any of the concepts or actually teach. Definitely don't recommend TIA to anyone and definitely don't recommend Bookeeping Basics there (Rapheal is the only one that teaches this class).
Bookkeeping Basics
This was a beginner's basic class. But the rest to the class had degrees in accounting. He catered the them because it seemed it was easier for him to explain. We had no material to study from, so that set me back further. There was no computer for us to practice on our own since he was going over excel, I figured we can do as we learn. We had to take turns to use his computer. He ranted on how Americans are lazy and how Americans treat immigrants. I was the only American in the class that was actually born here,and he kept insisting I was not a real American. Maybe because I was not White American. I don't know. Another thing, he let us go home three hours early. I felt we could have used those three hours to study the material we went over. It was a three-day course, you would think he would let us study more in class, especially since we did not have material to take home. Basically I wasted my money.
Bookkeeping Basics
Rafael was knowledgeable, kind and patient. It was clear he is passionate about teaching and dedicated to making sure his students leave class feeling confident about the material they are learning.
Bookkeeping Basics
I learned a lot from this class. Overall this is a great class.
A problem is that the teacher is not native English speaker and
he has an accent. Since I am not a native speaker,
I had a slight difficulty to understand his English.
.
Bookkeeping Basics
The class was over 3 hour before 6. The teacher didn’t answer the questions and if he did it he did it after laugh a little bit and when I asked him something for first time and he didn’t I asked him why? He said that if I wanted him to answer I should pay HIM particularly.
???????
Such a expensive course. And actually I traveled 2 hours every sunday to can make it to receive that answer.
Disrespectful and very arrogant
Bookkeeping Basics
It was not a great class. Rapheal rushed through the material, and didn't explain the principals behind the exercises. He really didn't teach - he just read from a power point and rushed through the answers. He would solicit the room for "questions", but if you had one, you were made to feel like you were being disruptive by stopping the flow of the class to bother him with a question. You also were not given any practice materials, worksheets to work along with him during the class which was really unfortunate. His idea of a practice exercise was to put a student on the spot in front of the class to work through a practice exam question which puts a lot of pressure on students and doesn't really provide any real teaching (just other students yelling out answers). I'm glad I got the chapters of the book via an email with the working papers after the 1st class, because I didn't want to waste my time with the remaining classes. This class is a waste of money / investment. He prides himself in being able to teach bookeeping in a shorter time than most colleges, but he doesn't fully execute any of the concepts or actually teach. Definitely don't recommend TIA to anyone and definitely don't recommend Bookeeping Basics there (Rapheal is the only one that teaches this class).
Bookkeeping Basics
This was a beginner's basic class. But the rest to the class had degrees in accounting. He catered the them because it seemed it was easier for him to explain. We had no material to study from, so that set me back further. There was no computer for us to practice on our own since he was going over excel, I figured we can do as we learn. We had to take turns to use his computer. He ranted on how Americans are lazy and how Americans treat immigrants. I was the only American in the class that was actually born here,and he kept insisting I was not a real American. Maybe because I was not White American. I don't know. Another thing, he let us go home three hours early. I felt we could have used those three hours to study the material we went over. It was a three-day course, you would think he would let us study more in class, especially since we did not have material to take home. Basically I wasted my money.
Bookkeeping Basics
Rafael was knowledgeable, kind and patient. It was clear he is passionate about teaching and dedicated to making sure his students leave class feeling confident about the material they are learning.
Bookkeeping Basics
I learned a lot from this class. Overall this is a great class.
A problem is that the teacher is not native English speaker and
he has an accent. Since I am not a native speaker,
I had a slight difficulty to understand his English.
.
Bookkeeping Basics
The class was over 3 hour before 6. The teacher didn’t answer the questions and if he did it he did it after laugh a little bit and when I asked him something for first time and he didn’t I asked him why? He said that if I wanted him to answer I should pay HIM particularly.
???????
Such a expensive course. And actually I traveled 2 hours every sunday to can make it to receive that answer.
Disrespectful and very arrogant
School: Technical Institute of America
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