IMPACT OF COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING PRACTICES OF SMALL BUSINESS IN THANJAVUR DISTRICT

Abstract

Financial and non-financial transactions that have an impact on the flow of money are handled by CAIS, a computerised system. For example, if a client's next of kin and/or address have been updated, this information is critical for future sales to that customer. Systems and software acquisition and implementation have become increasingly common as a result of the widespread adoption of user-friendly systems, as well as a desire to automate business processes. This has led organisations to acquire and implement systems and software in the form of turnkey systems, backbone systems, vendor-supported systems, and ERP systems. Commercial packages are becoming more sophisticated, thanks to technological advancements that have moved them away from the simplicity of in-house manufacture and distribution. There are many factors that have pushed businesses to use accounting software, such as the rise of commercial software that is less expensive than custom-built software; the emergence of industry-specific vendors who target their software to the needs of specific businesses; the growing demand for software by businesses; and