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CAP (Certified Accounts Professional) Accounting & Taxation

CAP (Certified Accounts Professional)

The CAP programme turns you into a job-ready accounts professional. You'll cover accounting fundamentals, Tally Prime, GST filing, TDS and practical taxation, and the day-to-day bookkeeping a company actually needs. It's a complete, placement-focused course for anyone wanting a solid accounting career, taught one-on-one at your pace.

Duration
3-4 Months
Format
Live 1-on-1
Level
Professional
Certificate
Osian NSDC Tally GST 1 Month Intership
Overview

What this course is about

CAP, or Certified Accounts Professional, connects accounting concepts with the daily records maintained by Indian businesses. Through live 1-on-1 online classes, you practise journal entries, ledgers, trial balance, bank reconciliation, purchase and sales cycles, and basic reporting. The teacher uses familiar examples such as a retail shop, service firm and small manufacturer, helping you see how transactions move from source documents to useful decisions. This accounts course online is designed for learners who want practical office readiness after 12th or graduation.

Training includes Tally Prime workflows, company creation, groups and ledgers, inventory, vouchers, GST setup, tax invoices, input tax credit concepts and return-related reports. You also work with Excel tools such as sorting, filters, formulas and reconciliation sheets. Exercises include correcting errors, checking outstanding receivables and preparing a month-end file. The aim is careful record keeping and clear documentation, rather than memorising isolated debit and credit rules for an examination alone.

CAP differs from a short Tally-only class because it joins bookkeeping, taxation awareness, inventory and workplace reporting in one learning path. It is not the same as a chartered accountancy qualification or a statutory authorisation. Rules and filing procedures can change, so learners should verify current requirements from official sources. You receive a course completion certificate, resume help, mock interview practice and placement support, with flexible personal sessions for students, job seekers and business owners.

By the end

What you’ll be able to do

  • Record transactions through journals, ledgers and vouchers
  • Reconcile bank statements and investigate mismatches
  • Configure Tally Prime companies, inventory and GST fields
  • Prepare invoices and review tax-related reports
  • Use Excel formulas and filters for accounts work
  • Organise a month-end bookkeeping file for review
Syllabus

How the course flows

  1. 1
    Accounting FundamentalsWeeks 1–2

    Debits, credits, ledgers and the accounting cycle.

  2. 2
    Company & Voucher EntryWeeks 3–4

    Setting up a company and recording day-to-day transactions.

  3. 3
    GST & TaxationWeeks 5–6

    GST setup, invoicing, input credit and filing returns.

  4. 4
    Inventory & PayrollWeeks 7–8

    Stock management, salaries and statutory deductions.

  5. 5
    Reports & FinalisationWeeks 9–12

    Balance sheet, P & L and finalising the books.

Toolkit

Tools you’ll use

  • Tally Prime
  • GST Portal
  • MS Excel
  • Busy / QuickBooks
  • SAP FICO (intro)
Audience

Who this course is for

  • Commerce students after 12th seeking practical skills
  • Fresh graduates applying for accounts assistant roles
  • Shop owners maintaining their own business records
  • Office staff moving into bookkeeping responsibilities
  • Homemakers returning to finance administration
Where it leads

Roles this opens up

  • Accounts Assistant

    Maintain vouchers, ledgers, invoices and reconciliations under an organisation's accounting process.

  • Tally Operator

    Enter business transactions, manage inventory records and retrieve routine reports in Tally Prime.

  • Junior GST Accounts Executive

    Support invoice checks, GST data preparation and documentation for a small business or accountant.

Questions

Before you enrol

The lessons begin with accounting language and transaction logic before moving into software. Learners without commerce can progress by practising each source document and reviewing the effect on the books.

The practical work centres on Tally Prime, with Excel used for lists, checks and reconciliation. Installation and company settings are demonstrated according to the software access available on your computer.

It builds understanding of GST records, invoices, input credit concepts and relevant reports used in preparation. Tax filing rules can change, so professional advice and the latest official guidance remain important for actual submissions.

Yes, examples can be adapted to retail purchases, sales, stock and customer balances. Bringing anonymised practice figures from your shop can make the voucher and reconciliation work more meaningful.

A basic Tally course often concentrates on menu operations and data entry. CAP adds accounting foundations, GST awareness, inventory control, Excel checks and workplace reporting so the software skills have business context.

You can describe a complete practice company, reconciled bank statement, GST-ready invoice flow and month-end report. Mock interview support helps you explain accuracy checks instead of simply claiming software familiarity.