Practical Bookkeeping in Luca

Learn day-to-day bookkeeping by doing it: raise sales invoices, enter supplier bills, import and reconcile banking and close a month, working in Luca with our practice client data. This is a hands-on programme. You work through our own practice client data in Luca, which you subscribe to yourself on a basic plan at gotluca.com. Mai Studies is an independent training provider and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or acting for that software provider, and the software subscription is not included in your course fee. Every module contains original written notes, a tutor-voice class transcript, a downloadable practice dataset with a worked solution, mock questions with explained answers and a marked assignment. Written and owned by Mai Studies. This is a professional completion programme, not a regulated qualification.

5 weeks 25 guided hours Foundation

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No account needed to buy. Pay with your card and we create your student account from the email you enter, with this programme ready inside it for twelve months.

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What you will achieve

Set up a client, chart of accounts and opening balances
Raise sales invoices and record customer receipts
Enter supplier bills and record payments
Import bank data, reconcile and close a clean month

Entry guidance

— A basic subscription to Luca (gotluca.com), bought by you
— Comfortable with everyday computer work and spreadsheets
— Around five study hours each week

Original Mai Studies learning material. This is a professional completion programme, not a regulated qualification or university accreditation.

Programme syllabus

4 applied modules

Setting up the client file

Company details, chart of accounts, tax settings and opening balances.

Sales invoices and customer receipts

Raising invoices, credit notes and allocating money received.

Supplier bills and payments

Purchase invoices, expenses and paying suppliers.

Banking, reconciliation and month end

Importing bank data, matching, suspense items and closing the period.

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