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romney_ais14_stppt_13.pptxAccounting Information Systems
Fourteenth Edition
Chapter 13
The Expenditure Cycle: Purchasing to Cash Disbursements
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Learning Objectives (1 of 2)
Discuss the basic business activities and related information processing operations in the expenditure cycle, explain the general threats to those activities, and describe the controls that can mitigate those threats.
Explain the process and key decisions involved in ordering goods and services, identify the threats to those activities, and describe the controls that can mitigate those threats.
Explain the process and key decisions involved in receiving goods and services, identify the threats to those activities, and describe the controls that can mitigate those threats.
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Learning Objectives (2 of 2)
Explain the process and key decisions involved in approving supplier invoices, identify the threats to those activities, and describe the controls that can mitigate those threats.
Explain the process and key decisions involved in cash disbursements to suppliers, identify the threats to those activities, and describe the controls that can mitigate those threats.
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Basic Expenditure Cycle Activities
Order materials, supplies, and services
Receive materials, supplies, and services
Approve supplier (vendor) invoice
Cash disbursement
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Key decisions
What is the optimal level of inventory?
Which suppliers provide the best quality at the best price?
How can IT be used to improve efficiency and accuracy of logistics?
How can we take advantage of vendor discounts?
How can we maximize cash flow?
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General Threats and Controls
Threats
Control
Inaccurate or invalid master data
Unauthorized disclosure of sensitive information
Loss or destruction of data
Poor performance
1 a. Data processing integrity controls
1 b. Restriction of access to master data
1 c. Review of all changes to master data
2 a. Access controls
b. Encryption
3 a. Backup and disaster recovery procedures
4 a. Managerial reports
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Order Goods (Materials/Supplies) or Services Processing Steps
Identify what, when, and how much to purchase
Source document: purchase requisition
Choose a supplier
Source document: purchase order
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Ordering Goods/Services (1 of 2)
Threats
Controls
Stockouts and excess inventory
Purchasing items not needed
Purchasing items at inflated prices
Purchasing goods of poor quality
1 a. Perpetual inventory system
b. Bar-coding, RFID
c. Periodic physical counts
2 a. Perpetual inventory systems
b. Review and approval of purchase requisitions
c. Centralized purchasing
3 a. Price lists
b. Competitive bids
c. Review purchase orders
4 a. Use approved suppliers
b. review and approve purchases from new suppliers
c. Monitor product quality by supplier
d. hold purchasing managers responsible for rework and scrap cost
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Ordering Goods/Services (2 of 2)
Threats
Controls
Unreliable suppliers
Purchasing from unauthorized suppliers
Kickbacks
5 a. Monitor supplier performance
b. Require quality certification
6 a. Purchase from approved suppliers
b. Review approval from purchases of new suppliers
c. EDI specific controls
7 a. Supplier audits
b. Prohibit gifts
c. Job rotation & mandatory vacations
d. Required disclosure of financial and personal interests in suppliers
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Receiving Process
Goods arrive
Verify goods ordered against the purchase order (what, how much, quality)
Source document: receiving report
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Receiving Goods or Services
Threats
Controls
Accepting unordered items
Mistakes in counting
Verifying receipt of services
Inventory theft
1 a. Authorized purchase orders needed before receiving goods
2 a. Bar codes or RFID
b. Receiving employees sign receiving report
c. Do not inform receiving of quantity ordered
3 a. Budget controls and audits
4 a. Restrict physical access to inventory
b. Document all inventory transfers
c. Segregate custody vs. receiving of inventory
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Approve Supplier Invoice and Cash Disbursements
Match the supplier invoice to:
Purchase order
Receiving report
supplier invoice + purchase order + receiving report = voucher
Approve supplier invoice for payment
Source document: disbursement voucher
Pay vendor
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Approve Supplier Invoice
Threats
Control
Errors in supplier invoice
Mistakes in posting to accounts payable
1 a. Verify invoice accuracy
b. Require detailed receipts for p-cards
c. Restrict access to supplier master data
2 a. Data entry edit controls
b. Reconcile detailed accounts payable records to the general ledger accounts payable account
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Cash Disbursements
Threats
Controls
Failure to take discounts
Pay for items not received
Duplicate payments
Theft of cash
Check alteration
Cash flow problems
1 a. File invoices by due date to take advantage of discounts
2 a. Match supplier invoice to supporting documents (purchase order, receiving report)
3 a. Pay only original invoices
b. Cancel supporting document when payment is made
4 a. Physical security of checks
b. Separation of duties
c. Reconcile bank accounts
5 a. Check Protection machines
b. special inks / papers
6 a. Cash flow budget
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Key Terms
Expenditure cycle
Economic order quantity (EOQ)
Reorder point
Materials requirement planning (MRP)
Just-in-time (JIT) inventory system
Purchase requisition
Purchase order
Blanket purchase order/blanket order
Vendor-managed inventory (VMI)
Kickbacks
Receiving report
Debit memo
Voucher package
Nonvoucher system
Voucher system
Disbursement voucher
Evaluated receipt settlement (ERS)
Procurement card
Imprest fund
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