Cash & bank cycle Flashcards

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receive money risks?

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  • theft of receipts (v)
  • receive incorrect amount (a)

initiate

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deposit receipts risks?

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  • all cash receiped is not banked (c)

execute

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cash reciepts

recording risks?

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  • recorded receipts never occurred (v)
  • amounts are recorded incorrectly (a)
  • amounts are recorded in the incorrect period (c)

recording

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4
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process risks?

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  • all receipts are not recorded (c)

process

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control objectives relating to receipts?

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all receipts:
- are adequitely safeguarded (v)
- are correctly calculated (a)
- are banked (c)
- are supported by underlying documents as evidence of actually occuring (v)
- are recorded at the correct amount actually received (a)
- of cash are recorded timely in the correct accounting period (c)
- are recorded in the accounting records and no receipts are misappropriated or omitted (c)

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make payment (cheque/ EFT) risks?

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  • payment not in terms of policy (v)
  • payment made to fictitious supplier (v)
  • pay more than once (v)
  • pay incorrect amount (a)
  • no payment made at all (c)
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payments

recording risks?

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  • payment recorded did not occur (v)
  • incorrect classification on recording (a)
  • incorrect recording (a)
  • payment not recorded at all (c)
  • payment not recorded in the correct period (c)
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control objectives relating to payments?

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ensure that:
- payments are authorised in terms of the approved payment policy
- payments are made to the correct suppliers
- payment amounts are calculated correctly
- payments are for transactions that actually occurred, and goods and services were received
- payments ae classified in the correct acounts in the financial records
- all payments are recorded in the accounting records

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types of GL accounts?

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  • bank account: for ordinary income & expenses
  • petty cash: for smaller specific expenses, controls required, fixed amount top-up
  • cash on hand
  • salary bank account
  • advance accounts
  • deposit/ saving accounts
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10
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perfect cycle

general controls?

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  • there should be notices at a chasier counter or a policy
  • receipt’s should be kept as proof
  • should be regular number sequence checks for receipts
  • should be reconciliations between all accounting records
  • cash should be cleared out of the cash register on a frequent basis and placed in drop safe
  • general manager should perform surprise inspections and cash counts
  • manager should review and follow up on differences
  • staff should be well trained and should receive additional training as the need arirses
  • staff should be rotated on a frequant basis
  • adequate segregation of duties should be implemented between functions
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perfect cycle, receipts

credit card receipts?

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  • online should by credit card should be processed online to the banks to ensure customer is credit worthy
  • altrenatively, cashier could also request client’s ID and review detials
  • cashier could make imprint/ photocopy of the cusomer’s credit card thus maintaining records of customer’s details and card’s security code
  • cashier should review signature, and details such as expiry date etc to details on credit card slip
  • credit card slips should be pre-numbered, and manager should perform sequence review when the cash register is cashed up
  • payment should be followed up with the bank until payment is received
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perfect cycle, receipts

cash receipts?

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  • cash registers should be used over cash drawers with the price and amount due being displayed prominently
  • prices should not be rounded amounts (to force cashier to open cash register and give customer change)
  • all sales on cash register should be recorded on cash register roll which cashier does not have access
  • cash register should be lockable, with cash register being removed if cashier goes on breaks
  • the till roll should be used to write up the accounting records. not the deposit slips
  • manager should review CRR for unusual amounts or any altered transactions
  • when cash is received: deposited into bank daily/ weekly; safeguarded in the safe from the time of receipt until banking; there should be segregation of duties between all the functions involving cash
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perfect cycle, cash receipts

other cash register controls?

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  • mounted fixed and securely
  • positoined at exit
  • items should be rung up in presence of clients
  • there should be copies of cash register slips
  • there should be sufficient cash register rolls
  • at the end of the day, the money in the drawer should be reconciled with the cash register rolls
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14
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perfect cycle, receipt

receipt of cheques by the post/ mail and general receipt of cheques?

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  • there should be at least 2 persons who open the post and should review the details of the cheques
  • mail register should be kept and must record the details
  • both staff members who open th epost should sign the mail register in order to pin down responsibility
  • they should hand the cheques received from the mail over to the cashier and cashier should sign register as a proof of receipt
  • cheques should be inspected by the 2 staff members for any amendments/ endorsements
  • there should be a company policy in place to reject amended cheques
  • general manager should have copies of all client’s identity books/ proof of incorporations (contact details and address and there should be pre-approval before cheques are accepted as well as approval by the bank
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15
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perfect cycle, deposits

depositing cash receipts?

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