PART 2 Flashcards

1
Q

It is the direct exchange of finished goods or services for cash in a single transaction between a seller and a buyer.

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Revenue Cycle

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2
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2 Major Sub-systems of Revenue Cycle

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● Sales order processing subsystem
● Cash receipts subsystem

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3
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2 Main Section of Revenue cycle

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● Conceptual Revenue Cycle System
● Physical System

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4
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Is the overview of movement of accounting information through organization. It also reviews the internal control issues.

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The Conceptual System

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5
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Three processes that constitute the revenue cycle

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  1. Sales order procedures
  2. Sales return procedures
  3. Cash receipts procedures
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6
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involved receiving and processing a customer order, filling the order and shipping products to the customer at the proper time, and correctly accounting for the transaction.

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Sales order procedure

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Sales order procedure

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  1. Receive order
  2. Check credit
  3. Pick goods
  4. Ship goods
  5. Bill’s customer
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8
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An organization can expect that a certain percentage of its sales will be returned.

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Sales Return

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9
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Sales return occurs for a number of reasons, some of which may be:

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  1. Shipped wrong merchandise
  2. Goods were defective
  3. Product was damaged in shipment
  4. Buyer refused delivery because the seller shipped the goods too late or they were delayed in transit.
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Sales Return Procedure

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  1. Prepare return slip
  2. Prepare credit memo
  3. Approve credit memo
  4. Update sales journal
  5. Update Inventory and Accounts Receivable records
  6. Update general ledger
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11
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involve receiving and securing the cash; depositing the cash in bank; matching the payment with the customer and adjusting the correct accounts; and properly accounting for and reconciling the financial details of the transaction.

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Cash Receipts Procedure

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12
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Cash Receipts Procedure

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  1. Open mail and prepare remittance advice
  2. Record and deposit checks
  3. Update Accounts Receivable
  4. Update general ledger
  5. Reconcile cash receipts and deposits
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13
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these are internal control activities that will guide us in designing and evaluating transaction processing controls.

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Revenue Cycle Controls

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14
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Begins with a review of manual procedures and then moves to deal with several forms of compute-based systems.

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The Physical System

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15
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the purpose of this section is to support the system concepts presented in the previous section with models depicting people, organizational units, and physical documents and files.

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Manual Systems

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16
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Sales Order Processing (PHYSICAL SYSTEM)

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  1. Sales Department
  2. Credit Department Approval
  3. The Shipping Department
  4. Billing Department
17
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Sales Return Procedures under Physical System

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  1. Receiving Department
  2. Sales Department
  3. Processing the Credit Memo
18
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Cash Receipt Procedure under Physical System

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  1. Mail Room
  2. Cash Receipt
  3. Accounts Receivable
  4. General Ledger
  5. Controller’s Office
19
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involves using technology to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of a task.

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Automation

20
Q

involves radically rethinking the business process and workflow.

A

Reengineering

21
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  1. Automating Sales Order Processing with Batch Technology
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  1. Sales Department
  2. Credit Department Approval
  3. Warehouse Procedure
  4. Shipping Department
22
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-It begins with the arrival of batches of shipping notice
- The resulting transaction file will thus contain many separate batches of records. For each batch stored on the file, the batch control totals are automatically calculated.

23
Q

__________ converts the hard copy of shipping notice to digital form to produce a transaction file of sales order.

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keystroke clerk

24
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The edit program first validates all transaction records in the batch by performing clerical and logical tests on the data. After validating, it recalculates the batch control totals to reflect any changes due to removal of error records. The edited sales order file is then passed to the file update run.

25
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This system generates a number of management reports, including sales summaries, inventory status reports, transaction listings, journal voucher listings, and budget and performance reports.

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Update Procedure

26
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  1. Reengineering Sales Order Processing with Real-Time Technology
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  1. Sales Procedure
  2. Warehouse Procedure
  3. Shipping Department
27
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batch update program searches the open sales files for records marked closes and updates the following general ledger accounts

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General Ledger Update Procedure

28
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General Ledger Update Procedure update the ff general ledger accounts

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● Inventory-control,
● sales,
● AR-control,
● and Cost of Goods Sold.

29
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  1. Automated Cash-Receipt Procedure
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  1. Mail Room
  2. Cash Receipts Department
  3. AR Department
  4. Data Processing Department
30
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  • are used extensively in grocery stores, department stores, and other types of retail organization. The organization doesn’t maintain customer AR.
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Point-of-sale (POS) Systems

31
Q

Reengineered Cash Receipts Procedures

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Point-of-sale (POS) Systems

32
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Computer Based Systems

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  1. Automating Sales Order Processing with Batch Technology
  2. Reengineering Sales Order Processing with Real-Time Technology
  3. General Ledger Update Procedure
  4. Automated Cash-Receipt Procedure