iGreen’s programming team is working on an online web application for administrative and industrial accounting. In this web application, you have the possibility to manage the coding of accounts, goods, services, and the possibility of issuing sales and purchase invoices, issuing documents for receiving cash from customers, and paying and settling accounts with vendors. And you also have easy access to all financial and warehouse reports.
The style of iGreen web application is being designed in a completely simple and practical way. And you can access and run your accounts from any type of computer, mobile, tablet and with any type of operating system. All you have to do is connect to the internet and get instant access to your account. In iGreen online accounting, you can access it from any city and country.

When you are using iGreen software as your accounting application, you can backup and restore data anytime. to learn about how to create backup from your accounting data, please read backup page as its link is at the end of this page. in this page we show you how to restore data from an existing backup file.

How to Restore Data in iGreen

In main screen of iGreen accounting software, in top menu, please click on menu “File”, > “Restore Data”

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There are six institutions of professionally qualified accountants currently operating in the UK. All jealously guard their independence and the many attempts to merge over the past few years have all failed.

Chartered Professional Accountants

1. institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW)
   • Generally auditing, financial accounting, management consultancy, insolvency and tax advice. However, many work in industry.
2. institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland ( lCAl)
   • Similar to ICAEW.
3. institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland (ICAS)
   • Similar to ICAEW.
4. Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA)
   • Auditing, financial accounting, insolvency, management consultancy, and tax advice. Many train or work in industry.
5. Chartered institute of Management Accountants (CIMA)
   • Management accounting
6. Chartered institute of Public Finance and Accounting (CIPFA)
   • Accounting within the public sector and privatized industries.

ACCA:  The ACCA’s members are not so easy to pigeonhole as the other professionally qualified accountants. They work both in public practice as auditors and as financial accountants. They also have an enormous number of overseas students. Many certified accountants train for their qualification in industry and never work in public practice.

CIMA: This is an important body whose members generally train and work in industry. They are found in almost every industry, ranging, for example, from coal mining to computing. They mainly perform the management accounting function.
CIPFA: This institute is smaller than the ICAEW, ACCA or CIMA. It is also much more specialized with its members typically working in the public sector or the newly privatized industries, such as Railtrack. CIPFA members perform a wide range of financial activities within these organisations, such as budgeting in local government.

Second-Tier Bodies

The main second-tier body in the UK is the Association of Accounting Technicians. This body was set up by the major professional accountancy bodies, Accounting technicians help professional accountants, often doing the more routine bookkeeping and costing activities.
Many accounting technicians go on to qualify as professional accountants. The different accountancy bodies, therefore, all perform different functions. Some work in companies, some in professional accountancy practices, some in the public sector.

Lay Priest

The accountant working for a company

Mendicant Priest

The professional accountant in a partnership

Monastic Priest

The banker, who, while not strictly an accountant, serves much the same ends in a separate and semi-isolated unit

Father Confessor

The auditing accountant to whom everything is (officially) revealed, and who then grants absolution.

Limitations of Accounting

Accounting, therefore, measures business transactions in numerical terms. It thus provides useful information for
managers and other users of accounts. It is, however. important to appreciate certain limitations of accounting.

1. Accounting tends to measure the cost of past expenditures rather than the current value of assets.
2. Traditional accounting does not capture non-financial aspects of business. Thus, if an industry pollutes the air or the water, this is not recorded in the conventional accounts. Nor does traditional accounting measure the human resources of a business or its knowledge and skills base. The accounts can’ thus’ only give a partial picture of a business’s activities.

Accounting Firms in UK

• Price Waterhouse Coopers
• Ernst & Young – site: www.ey.com
• KPMG – site: www.kpmg.com
• Deloitte – site: www.deloitte.com

We have a plan to develop iGreen as universal software for all types of businesses in GCC and the United Arab Emirates. regard to our office in Dubai, it is easy to support iGreen’s users in Dubai in person and other users by remote access and online tools.

New Modules in iGreen software

Next modules will be added in iGreen software as below:

• Rent Cars
• Restaurants with Tablet or IPAD
• Fast foods
• Repair and cars garages
• Currencies Exchanges
• Hotels
• Hostels

Currently, we are working on Hotel Management modules as Guess reservation, Guess Check-In and Check-out, Report of booking, Report of profits, Report of hotel expenses, Report of Guests in hotel