ACCA
Through a global network of 91 offices and over 8,500 approved employers, ACCA-qualified professionals are employed by leading multinational companies and top global brands.
Learn to record transactions using double-entry principles, set up a chart of accounts, issue invoices and reconcile bank accounts in accounting software such as QuickBooks, Xero, Zoho Books or Tally.
The Bookkeeping with Accounting Software course in Doha, Qatar gives learners a solid grounding in day-to-day bookkeeping and shows how that work is carried out in modern accounting packages. Participants start with the logic of double-entry recording, debits and credits, and the structure of a chart of accounts, then move on to sales and purchase invoices, receipts, payments and supplier balances. The aim is accurate, well-organized books that support reliable reporting and give managers a clear view of cash and obligations.
Teaching is hands-on. Learners practice entering transactions, running reconciliations and producing trial balances using sample company files, with QuickBooks, Xero, Zoho Books and Tally used as example software so the skills transfer to whichever package an employer uses. Exercises cover common errors, how to correct them and how to prepare records for month-end review. The program can also run as in-house training for organizations that want to standardize bookkeeping practice across finance teams or branches.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Apply double-entry principles to record everyday business transactions correctly
Set up and maintain a chart of accounts suited to a small or medium business
Prepare sales invoices, record supplier bills and track receivables and payables
Perform bank reconciliations and investigate unmatched or missing items
Record sales and purchase taxes using general, configurable tax settings
Produce a trial balance and basic financial reports from accounting software
Identify and correct common bookkeeping errors before month-end close
This course suits anyone who records financial transactions or wants to move from manual books or spreadsheets to accounting software.
Junior accountants and accounts assistants
Bookkeepers moving to cloud or desktop accounting software
Small business owners and entrepreneurs managing their own books
Administrative and office staff handling invoices and payments
Accounts payable and receivable clerks
Graduates preparing for entry-level finance roles
The accounting equation and double-entry recording
Debits, credits and the rules for each account type
Source documents, journals and the general ledger
Cash basis versus accrual basis bookkeeping
Designing a chart of accounts and account codes
Company settings, financial year and opening balances
Creating customer, supplier and item records
User roles and access controls in accounting software
Issuing quotations, sales invoices and credit notes
Recording supplier bills, debit notes and payments
Applying receipts and managing aged receivables
Configuring tax codes and rates in general terms
Connecting or importing bank statements
Matching transactions and handling bank charges
Preparing a bank reconciliation statement
Petty cash management and expense claims
Comparing workflows in QuickBooks, Xero, Zoho Books and Tally
Journal entries for accruals, prepayments and depreciation
Running the trial balance, profit and loss and balance sheet
Finding and correcting errors, backups and audit trails
Qatar has a large and growing base of small and medium enterprises, trading companies, contractors and service firms, all of which need dependable records to manage cash, meet tax and audit requirements and secure finance. As more businesses move from spreadsheets to cloud accounting, employers look for staff who can keep accurate books in modern software. Building these practical finance skills supports private-sector growth and the human-development goals of Qatar National Vision 2030.
Join a scheduled class at our training center in Doha or attend live online. For organizations, the course can run as an in-house program at your premises or online, tailored to your sector, examples and schedule.
It is a practical bookkeeping course in Doha, Qatar that teaches double-entry recording, chart of accounts setup, invoicing, payments and bank reconciliation, and shows how to carry out these tasks in accounting software such as QuickBooks, Xero, Zoho Books and Tally.
It suits accounts assistants, bookkeepers, small business owners, office administrators and payables or receivables staff who record transactions, as well as graduates who want job-ready bookkeeping skills before starting a finance role.
No prior accounting knowledge is required, as the course begins with double-entry basics. QuickBooks, Xero, Zoho Books and Tally are used as examples, and the principles taught apply to most accounting packages, so learners can adapt them to the system their employer uses.
Yes. It can be delivered at your premises or online and tailored to your sector, the accounting software you use, your own examples and your preferred schedule. Contact Leaders Training Center to plan an in-house program for your finance team.
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Through a global network of 91 offices and over 8,500 approved employers, ACCA-qualified professionals are employed by leading multinational companies and top global brands.
Plan and organize an effective accounts receivable function that sets sound credit policies, invoices accurately, collects cash on time, resolves disputes and reduces bad debts.
Understand the core language of finance, including revenue, costs, profit, cash, assets and simple budgets, so you can follow financial discussions and contribute at work.
Prepare departmental and operating budgets, allocate resources and shared costs fairly, and control spending through variance analysis, cost reduction and sound approval procedures.