Posted: April 27th, 2015

Investigation of two accounting applications for Thomas Lee & Associates’ Needs

Investigation of two accounting applications for Thomas Lee & Associates’ Needs

write this point: To provide efficient and effective sales and purchases business processes. Base on the investigation of MYOB and XERO.

You may need to follow this to write my part.ii.Analysis of MYOB AccountRight Enterprise v19.6 for Thomas Lee & Associates’ criteria.
iii.Analysis of Xero Accounting Software for Thomas Lee & Associates’ criteria.
iv.Results of investigation.

ii.Analysis of MYOB AccountRight Enterprise v19.6 for Thomas Lee & Associates’ criteria.
iii.Analysis of Xero Accounting Software for Thomas Lee & Associates’ criteria.
iv.Results of investigation.

Requirements for Business Report Structure

1.    Group assignment cover sheet: Please include the given name, family name and ID of all team members, along with their workshop day and time.  Underline each team member’s family name.
2.    Title page: include your client’s business name in full (Thomas Lee & Associates), Tasmanian Consultants’ name (as your team is the preparer of the business report), title of report (Comparison of MYOB AccountRight Enterprise v19.6 and Xero Accounting Software for Thomas Lee & Associates) and the date.
3.    Executive summary (in no more than one page), explain the purpose of the report, the client and the client’s needs, the method of analysis used to investigate the brief, the conclusions reached and a clear recommendation based on the investigation results and the client’s requirements.
4.    Table of contents (generated automatically through Word. Go to the four minute YouTube video, How To Create a Table of Contents … by GamePro at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMVv-Pnil3M to learn how to do so if unsure.
5.    Introduction: Not the same as the abstract. Briefly mention the client, the preparers, and the aim and purpose of the investigation. Start page numbering from page 1 from the start of the introduction. Use third person for your report.  For more information see “Writing in Third Person” from Griffith University (2011) at: http://www.griffith.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/320179/writing-in-the-third-person.pdf .
6.    The body of the report, divided into sections with a heading for each.  Do not call any of this section “body”.  Instead call the body section “Investigation of two accounting applications for Thomas Lee & Associates’ Needs”.
Include the following subsections to make up the body:
i.    Criteria required by Thomas Lee & Associates
ii.    Analysis of MYOB AccountRight Enterprise v19.6 for Thomas Lee & Associates’ criteria.
iii.    Analysis of Xero Accounting Software for Thomas Lee & Associates’ criteria.
iv.    Results of investigation.
7.     Conclusion: will relate the results of the investigation set out in the body to the purpose for writing the business report.
8.    Recommendation (goes after the conclusion): Write a clear recommendation stating which of the two accounting applications best suit Thomas Lee & Associates’ needs.
9.    References: Set out in Harvard style.  A web address alone is not a full reference.
10.    Appendix:
a. Include a half-page summary of the contribution of each team member to the project.  State the work done by each individual, as well as their agreed responsibilities as part of the team.  Also include which team member is to ensure the report is integrated well with consistency between one section and another. The expectation is that all individuals in the group work will work effectively to produce the client report. This summary is to be called Appendix 1.

b. Include a maximum of four screen shots of the software that your group thinks is very relevant to the revenue and purchase business cycles for your client. These screen shots should be labelled as Appendix 2 and numbered accordingly (Appendix 2.1; Appendix 2.2, and so on). Each will also need a title. A brief explanation of each screen shot is needed in Appendix 2. The main report should refer to these screen shots as “Appendix 2.1”, for example, as an essential part of the explanation, analysis and recommendation in the main report.  WikiHow provides instructions for taking screenshots in the document “How to Take a Screenshot in Microsoft Windows”, available at: http://www.wikihow.com/Take-a-Screenshot-in-Microsoft-Windows.