Week 9 Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
Q

What are the four key activities in the Revenue Cycle?

A

Sales Order Entry

Shipping

Billing

Cash Collections

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What is the objective of Sales Order Entry?

A

Ensure customer orders are legitimate (authorized) and accurate.

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3
Q

Name three threats in Sales Order Entry.

A

Incomplete/inaccurate orders

Uncollectible accounts

Stockouts

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4
Q

What controls mitigate stockouts?

A

Perpetual inventory systems

RFID/bar code technology

Sales forecasts

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5
Q

What documents are used in Shipping?

A

Picking ticket

Packing slip

Bill of lading

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6
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What is the key objective of Billing?

A

Ensure customers are invoiced accurately for items shipped.

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7
Q

How to prevent billing errors?

A

Automate price data entry

Reconcile invoices with shipping documents

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8
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What is a lockbox system?

A

A service where customers send payments directly to a bank, reducing theft risk.

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9
Q

What general ledger account is affected during Shipping?

A

Inventory (decreased) and Cost of Sales (increased).

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10
Q

How to address cash theft in Cash Collections?

A

Segregate cash handling and account posting

Use cash registers

Daily deposits

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11
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What are the four key activities in the Expenditure Cycle?

A

Ordering Goods/Services

Receiving Goods

Approving Supplier Invoices

Cash Disbursements

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12
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Define EOQ, MRP, and JIT.

A

EOQ: Economic Order Quantity (minimizes costs/stockouts)

MRP: Materials Requirements Planning (forecast-based ordering)

JIT: Just-in-Time (demand-driven procurement)

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13
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What is a purchase requisition?

A

A document initiating a request to order goods/services.

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14
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What controls prevent kickbacks?

A

Supplier audits

Prohibit gifts

Mandatory job rotation

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15
Q

What three documents form a voucher?

A

Purchase Order

Receiving Report

Supplier Invoice

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16
Q

How to avoid duplicate payments?

A

Pay only original invoices

Cancel supporting documents after payment

17
Q

What is the purpose of a receiving report?

A

Verify that goods received match the purchase order (quantity, quality).

18
Q

What threat is mitigated by three-way matching?

A

Paying for items not received.

19
Q

How to manage cash flow problems in Cash Disbursements?

A

Use cash flow budgets

Take advantage of early payment discounts

20
Q

What technology improves inventory accuracy?

A

RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) and bar codes.

21
Q

What is segregation of duties?

A

Separating roles (e.g., authorization, custody, recording) to prevent fraud.

22
Q

What are perpetual inventory systems?

A

Real-time tracking of inventory levels using technology (e.g., RFID).

23
Q

Define tokenization.

A

Replacing sensitive data (e.g., customer info) with a surrogate value.

24
Q

Why use CRM systems?

A

To retain customers by tracking service ratings and interactions.

25
What is a credit memo?
A document reducing a customer’s account balance (e.g., for returns).