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Purchasing or Expenditure Cycle. People Activities Documents Files. People/Departments. Inventory Control Purchasing Warehouse Receiving Accounts Payable Cashier. Activities. Recognize the need for goods Order goods Receive goods Record liability Pay the vendor.
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Purchasing or Expenditure Cycle • People • Activities • Documents • Files
People/Departments • Inventory Control • Purchasing • Warehouse • Receiving • Accounts Payable • Cashier
Activities • Recognize the need for goods • Order goods • Receive goods • Record liability • Pay the vendor
Purchase Requisition • an internal document used to request that stock be replenished • Prepared by inventory control • Sent to Purchasing (second copy to file) • Triggered by the value in the inventory file (Quantity on hand is less than or equal to the ROP)
Purchase Order • Prepared by Purchasing (specifically Buyers) • Triggered by and Authorized by the receipt of a valid Purchase Requisition. • Copies to Vendor, Receiving, A/P, requisitioning dept., and to the file
Receiving Report • Prepared by Receiving • Triggered by receipt of goods on a valid P.O. Authorized to accept goods if receiving has a copy of the PO. • Copies sent to A/P and to warehouse with the goods and to inventory control.
Check and Remittance Advice • Prepared by A/P--but should be signed/issued by Treasurer or cashier • payment is authorized by matching of the PO, Vendor Invoice and Receiving Report • Payment is triggered by the vendor invoice due date • Original to the vendor, copy to file with supporting documents
Master Files • Vendor master file (approved vendors) • Open PO file • A/P Master file (may be combined with vendor master) • Inventory Master • G/L
Transaction Files • Purchase requisitions • Purchase orders • Receiving Reports • A/P transactions (vendor invoice info) • Cash disbursements