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Accounting Modules
The accounting modules include the following:
General Ledger: Each corporation managed in the system maintains a unique chart of accounts that can be customized to suit the needs of that corporation type.
Fiscal periods are flexible and can be up to 60 months long. Budgets can be maintained to provide budget comparison on financial statements.
Budget projection reports let you see how you are doing so far and what the actual fiscal year end figures will likely be.
Recurring journal entries can be maintained for easy posting. Journal entries can also be imported from other databases.
Accounts Receivable: Process recurring charges with the push of a button. The system can maintain and process up to 17 different recurring charges with the appropriate taxes.
Maintain post-dated cheques and pre-authorized payments as required. The pre-authorized payments can be transmitted directly to the bank.
Easily manage late payment, late interest, and NSF cheque charges.
Maintain running balances on accounts both by age and by charge type.
Use mail-merge with your word processing software to create customized arrears notices or other special correspondence with account holders.
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Accounts Payable: Maintain a standard database of suppliers, complete with pre-assigned expense categories for quick and reliable invoice processing.
Pay invoices by cheque or by pre-authorized payments. Cheques can be printed in a variety of formats, including custom printed laser cheques on blank cheque stock.
Process credit notes and accruals as required. Optionally, ConStar 2000 will track utility consumption and generate monthly utility accruals automatically.
An interface is provided with a commercial payroll product to allow you to process payroll information that can then be imported automatically into Accounts Payable. All payroll activity then forms part of the financial statements.
Batch Operations: For larger multi-corporation environments, ConStar 2000 for Windows provides a series of functions, called Batch Operations, which execute recurring procedures across selected corporations with the push of a button. For example, the monthly charges against unit accounts, or the cashing of post-dated cheques or pre-authorized payments, can all be done at one time.
These “batch” functions save an enormous amount of staff time each month and help you deliver the required services on time and with minimum staff overhead.
Financial Statements: The complete financial statement can include the following:
> Balance Sheet
> Reserve Fund Income & Expense Report
> Summary of Operations
> Operating Income & Expense Report
> Cash Disbursements
> Bank Reconciliation (for multiple bank accounts)
> Accounts Payable
> Accruals
> Receivable Report by age
> Receivable Report by fee type
> General Ledger Trial Balance
> Investment Summary
> Investment Detail
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