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Education This introductory course explains how everyday trucking activity connects to billing, factoring, payments, expenses, and settlement statements for drivers and owner-operators. Through practical examples, students learn how financial documents and bookkeeping responsibilities fit together. No previous accounting or QuickBooks experience is required. Available referral or group attendance discount by email: edu@atlec.net 5.0 out of 5 stars based on 12 reviews via Google. View All Scheduled Flexible Scheduling – Classes Scheduled Around the Student’s Availability. Online Zoom application Training Location 111 N Addison Ave, Material Our training materials are thoughtfully designed with trainers and trainees in mind for beginners and professionals in senior management. MILAN KRSTIC – Safety Director This 2-day course (8 hours) is designed for Individuals exploring a career in trucking bookkeeping, office staff taking on financial responsibilities, and business owners who want a clearer understanding of their company’s bookkeeping process. Practical skills Class format A QuickBooks subscription is not required for this course. QUICKBOOKS ONLINE The course presents Accounting Analytics’ Bookkeeping Process. The Process enables bookkeepers to perform bookkeeping using QuickBooks Online. Curriculum 1. Financial foundations and the bookkeeping role Providing detailed regulatory compliance training and review, this course utilizes hands-on applications and a knowledge quiz for each area critical to commercial carrier and private fleet safety performance. Trucking Logistics Quickbooks and Book-Keeping
Trucking Bookkeeping Fundamentals
Classes Attendance Description
Duration: 2-day course (8 hours)
office 201. 2nd Floor
Elmhurst, IL, 60126
The classes developed by the instructors
President of ATLEC LLC
Clasess Description
The course is ideally suited for individuals who are new to the transportation industry or those with industry experience who have not received formal training in the fundamentals of trucking accounting and financial management.
– Trace how loads turn into money: billing, factoring or direct customer payment, and driver pay.
– Recognize key trucking documents, such as freight invoices, fuel receipts, and settlement statements, and understand their purpose.
– Understand what a trucking company’s books should show and prepare for routine bookkeeping tasks.
Instructor-led training combining explanations, sample trucking documents, and guided exercises. Time is included for questions and discussion.
2. Trucking documents and freight billing
3. Payments and factoring basics
4. Trucking income and expenses
5. Driver and owner-operator settlement statements
6. Introduction to QuickBooks
7. Understanding basic financial reports
8. Monthly bookkeeping routine
Certificate provided upon completion of the training
