Fundamentals of Utility Accounting (Util101) -- January 21, 2020 (beginning at 8:30 a.m.)
Dates: Jan 21, 2020
2020-01-21
2020-01-21
America/Chicago
Fundamentals of Utility Accounting (Util101) -- January 21, 2020 (beginning at 8:30 a.m.)
This one-day course covers the fundamentals of utility accounting for new utility accountants and those involved in related jobs that have need to understand how accounting affects other aspects of the business. This course will cover the basics of utility operations and terminology, and will cover the following accounting topics: Using a prescribed uniform system of accounts (e.g., FERC or RUS), cash versus accrual accounting, work order systems for capitalizing self-constructed plant, the general ledger and subsidiary ledgers, the four accounting cycles (revenue, collections, disbursements, and payroll).
AREA
Alabama Rural Electric Association
2020-01-21
2020-01-21
America/Chicago
Fundamentals of Utility Accounting (Util101) -- January 21, 2020 (beginning at 8:30 a.m.)
This one-day course covers the fundamentals of utility accounting for new utility accountants and those involved in related jobs that have need to understand how accounting affects other aspects of the business. This course will cover the basics of utility operations and terminology, and will cover the following accounting topics: Using a prescribed uniform system of accounts (e.g., FERC or RUS), cash versus accrual accounting, work order systems for capitalizing self-constructed plant, the general ledger and subsidiary ledgers, the four accounting cycles (revenue, collections, disbursements, and payroll).
AREA
Alabama Rural Electric Association
Location: AREA
This one-day course covers the fundamentals of utility accounting for new utility accountants and those involved in related jobs that have need to understand how accounting affects other aspects of the business. This course will cover the basics of utility operations and terminology, and will cover the following accounting topics: Using a prescribed uniform system of accounts (e.g., FERC or RUS), cash versus accrual accounting, work order systems for capitalizing self-constructed plant, the general ledger and subsidiary ledgers, the four accounting cycles (revenue, collections, disbursements, and payroll).
Registration for this event is now closed.