Yes, but it depends on the accounting software.
POS software will tie your inventory to your cash register, so that at any point you can look and see how many widgets you have left. It will let you run credit card or debit card payments, tie together multiple cash registers, and will help you balance the books. The software will integrate with your accounts receivable (AR) and other accounting modules too. To learn more: http://www.cougarmtn.com/accounting/Point_of_Sale_Software
Cash register software can be used as a means of looking into records and solving problems for customers in shops. They can be used at point of sale.
Quickbooks, Xero, Cash book, Bookkeeper are few accounting software. There are various service providers for accounting software such as Wingsinfo, Indoconindia, Digisoft etc.
A few of the popular and basic accounting software available include products such as: QuickBooks, Gnu Cash, SQL Ledger, Compiere, xTuple PostBooks, and Turbo Cash.
Cash registers can be purchased from Staples, Amazon and from specialist retail websites like the Cash Register Group. It is possible to purchase small systems that work with a PC to help make accounting simple.
nowadays this is not relevant question in the scenario of computerized accounting software. computer software itself prepares the basic books of account as follows: Cash book Ledger
you need RegisterLink version K or later software.
One can download trials of accounting software from Sage and Money but these will generally only be good for 90 days. Some good free accounting programs are Turbo Cash, TAS basics and GnuCash.
To turn a computer into a cash register you will need the following a cash drawer, receipt printer, barcode scanner, and POS software. First you download a free POS software and purchase the rest of the supplies you need. Attach the scanner,printer and drawer to the computer. Purchase a program like Cash Register and install. Attach the hardware when told to do so and then add the stock you wish to sell.
Accrual Accounting recognizes business transactions when they are occurred not when the related cash is received or a payment is made. Cash accounting is a completely opposite. In cash accounting transactions are recognized only when the related cash is received or paid.
yes if you want to have a cash register
i want to program my cash register