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MYOB Online Course Videos — Restoring a Backed Up File

Restoring a backed up file is easy! Just go to File, then click Restore in the dropdown box. MYOB will prompt you to back up the company file you are in; just click No.

Select the file you want to restore. Insert the disc or USB (whichever way you backed up your file), select File, then Open.

MYOB will then ask where you want to save the file. Select ‘C’ drive, then MYOB Plus 19 folder.

So that you know this is a restored file, save it as company name (followed by ‘restored’) and then today’s date and save.

MYOB will then advise the name and place where you have requested the restored file to be saved to.

MYOB will then extract the restored backup.

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Video Reference: 501504

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MYOB Online Course Videos — MYOB Sales: Entering a Service Invoice

You can change the type of layout for customers even though layout styles for invoices were selected upon the original set up of your company.

Select the customer, click on the Layout Icon at the bottom of the invoice screen, select ‘Service’ then click ‘OK’. The invoice has now been changed.

MYOB allows for more information to be entered in the description field. You will note that the next field is the ‘Account’ field and, if you tab, MYOB will bring up your list of accounts, defaulting to Income Accounts as this is the type of Account which MUST be entered in this field. Select Account Type and then enter the amount.

If you have received a deposit, MYOB will give a field for this option. Enter the part payment in ‘Paid Today’ then select or just type in the payment method, tab and you will note that MYOB has calculated the balance due.

In the ‘Comments’ field you can type anything that is required as you do not need to use comments MYOB has listed.

502107 Entering a service invoice in MYOB
502107 Entering a service invoice in MYOB

Video Reference: 502107

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MYOB Online Course Videos — MYOB Sales: Entering Time Billing and Printing

To enter a Time Billing Invoice, click on the Sales Icon in the Command Centre. Then enter Sales. The blank invoice that is now on the screen shows the invoice format selected at startup. Click on Layout Tab on the bottom and select Time Billing.

Select the customer from the drop down box. Be careful as you will notice that the screen now shows a service invoice which was selected at startup. MYOB will remember this; it additionally remembers the last date an invoice was recorded for this customer. ALWAYS check that you remember to change dates.

Hint: If you type in the first letter of either your customer’s surname or the Company name, MYOB will show names beginning with that letter. This shortcut comes in handy; especially if you are entering many sales invoices.

The Time Billing Invoice gives the amounts by hours. Enter all relevant details.

Click on the Print Icon at the bottom of your screen. Notice that MYOB gives a warning that “The sale will be recorded before it is printed”.

If your printer is not set to A4, you will be prompted to change Printer Preferences.

Note that MYOB also give the option of sending the invoice via email.

502108 Entering time billing and printing in MYOB
502108 Entering time billing and printing in MYOB

Video Reference: 502108

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MYOB Online Course Videos — MYOB Sales: Entering Quotes

If you operate a business that gives Quotes prior to a Sale, entering Quotes is simple!

In the Sales Command Centre, click on ‘Enter Sales’ and you will then have a blank Sales Invoice on your screen as per usual.

In the top corner where it says Invoice, click on the drop down arrow. MYOB gives you 3 options: Invoice, Quote and Order. MYOB has also given these options different colours so that you will always know which option you are in.

  • Invoice is Blue
  • Quote is Orange
  • Order is Yellow

Select Quote; you will note that the layout for a Quote is the same as an Invoice. Select Customer and complete as you would for a sale.

MYOB gives you the option to either print the Quote and send to your customer or email directly to your customer.

These sending options are at the bottom of your screen.

502109 Entering Quotes in MYOB
502109 Entering Quotes in MYOB

Video Reference: 502109

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MYOB Online Course Videos — MYOB Sales: Creating a Sales Order

Creating a Sales Order is as simple as creating a Sales Quote. Click on Enter Sales and, as MYOB remembers the last data entry you have entered, you will see that you have the Quote Screen.

As per what was done for entering a Quote, you click on the drop down arrow and select Order.

Note that the screen has changed colour and should now be yellow.

A Sales Order is used when the customer has either accepted your Quote or has called to request items to be sent to them. You may need to order these items.

Enter the customer’s name and tab. You will see a screen pop up which advises you that a Quote has already been raised for this customer. If you are not using this Quote, just cancel and continue completing the Order as you would for an invoice or quote.

502110 creating a sales order in MYOB
502110 creating a sales order in MYOB

Video Reference: 502110

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Searching for an Accounting Program: MYOB Live Accounts

With the year soon to come to a close, I have been wondering what sort of accounting program to use for next year.

For the past 10 years I have been using the Australian Tax Office E-Record for my husband as he is a sole trader. When I first began my business, E-Record gave me everything that I was looking for in an accounting program.  Unfortunately the ATO are now not supporting E-Record which has forced me to finding a new accounting program suited to my needs.

Most of the accounting programs I have used over the years were specific to insurance and law. These were used for invoicing, trust accounts, time billing and payments. MYOB was the other accounts program used for the actual running of the business.

For a sole trader (which a virtual assistant is) I didn’t need a program that had all the bells and whistles needed by businesses who need to have payroll, stock inventory and superannuation – to name but a few.  For my business, what”s required is a program that enables me to enter all invoices, payments and bank reconciliation. I do not have staff nor do I keep inventory.

Using MYOB, I thought, was not an option as I felt that I did not require half the features that are included. The other factor was the cost of it. I could not justify, nor would it be a sound fiscal decision, to buy a program and not utilise its full value.

I began my search online to find the most cost effective program for the requirements of my business. All the programs that were available had features which I would not use so I seemed to be back to square one!

I had been told about an online accounting program that was free. I went to the website to investigate. Yes it was just what I needed and yes it was free but for 20 transactions per month. Now I know there are times that I will go over this. I may have worked for more clients and have had outlays which put me over the 20. The next level was going to cost $25 per month. I thought that it would be just what I needed. No program to download, I can access the program from anywhere and on any computer, no having to worry about upgrades and no having to worry about a computer malfunction or virus to lose entries. Perfect.

Frankie-headshot-virtual assistant recommends MYOB accounting software and course for virtual assistants VA'sAs I was about to upgrade and pay the monthly fee I wondered if MYOB also had thought of this and I decided to go to the MYOB website to see.

MYOB also have Live Accounts, their online accounting program and it also cost $25 per month. This program does it all. I can link my bank accounts to the Live Account and any payments of invoices will automatically be matched to the clients invoice. Invoices can be emailed direct form Live Accounts. All reports are available and the program is extremely user friendly. The one bonus is that I do not have to download to USB or CD to take to the accountant at the end of the financial year. He can just go online himself for the details.

I will be encouraging my clients to also use Live Accounts as I can access their accounts from my computer at home rather than going to their office to do the bookkeeping.

I recommend that you go to www.myob.com yourself and just look at the features and benefits of using an online accounting program.

 

— Frankie Varley

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MYOB Online Course Videos — Creating Items

There are two ways to get to the inventory options. The first is by clicking Inventory on the main Command Centre. The second is by clicking on Command Centre on the top tab and then going to Inventory. The second way may be the one you would use if you are using a more basic MYOB program.

When in Inventory, click on Item List and then click on the New icon. You can now type in what you will name the item. Tab will give you the other options – buy, sell or inventory item.

Here you can add the details for which account to track the item.

To enter the cost of the item (if it is for a sale item), click on the selling details and the cost-per-unit can be entered. Here you can also make sure that GST is included in the price.

Doing this saves time as all details, such as the cost per item and whether GST has been added, are all included now when doing a sales invoice.

Creating Items in MYOB
Creating Items in MYOB

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Video Reference: 501404

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MYOB Online Course Videos — Entering Opening Balances

You have now finalised setting up your company using the Easy Setup Assistant. However, you”ve just realised that you”ve forgotten a couple of financial documents or you”ve just received some extra ones that need to be added. Therefore you need to change your balances. What do you do?

All you need to do is this: On Setup on the Toolbar, select balances on the dropdown box, then select which of the four options you require.

If you need to add for accounts, click on the link and you will be taken to your Accounts List. Note that you are given accounts for Assets, Liability and Equity.

To change amounts, it”s just a matter of clicking on the numerical field and typing in the amount. If there are a number of balances which require changing, use casino online the tab key as this will take you through the fields more quickly.

Entering Opening Balances in MYOB
Entering Opening Balances in MYOB

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Video Reference: 501307

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