ACC-200 - Accounting Series - Accounting in Film: Accounts Payable
Course Description
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the Accounts Payable function within a production accounting environment. Through a combination of practical procedures and industry-specific best practices, learners will gain the knowledge and skills needed to manage financial transactions, vendor relations, and reporting tasks essential to the smooth operation of accounting in the film industry.Course Outline
- Accounts Payable Module 1: General Policies, Procedures, and Paperwork
- Accounts Payable Module 2: Accounting Set-Up Accounts
- Accounts Payable Module 3: Accounts Payable Systems and Procedures
- Accounts Payable Module 4: Petty Cash, Payment Cards (CASHet) and Fuel Cards
- Accounts Payable Module 5: Journal Entries, Bank Reconciliations, GST Returns & Cost Reporting
- Accounts Payable Module 6: Accounts Payable Wrap
Learner Outcomes
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
- Understand studio policies and key documentation used in Accounts Payable processes.
- Set up and configure Accounts Payable systems, including vendors, accounts, and cost tracking.
- Process payments, including purchase orders, invoices, cheque requisitions, and stop payments.
- Manage petty cash, P-cards, CASHet, and fuel cards, including setup, reconciliation, and audit procedures.
- Perform core accounting tasks such as journal entries, bank reconciliations, GST returns, and cost reporting.
- Execute wrap procedures for Accounts Payable, including deposit and close-out responsibilities.
Prerequisites
- ACC-100 - 001 (Custom Section# ACC) - Introduction to Accounting in Film (Complete)