IOFM Team | 3 |
Table of Contents | 4 |
Dedication | 7 |
Acknowledgments | 8 |
Introduction | 9 |
Dedication | 7 |
Acknowledgments | 8 |
Introduction | 9 |
CHAPTER 1 | 11 |
Internal Controls | 11 |
1.1 Introduction | 12 |
1.2 What Are Internal Controls? | 13 |
1.3 Control Environment | 15 |
1.4 Risk Assessment | 15 |
1.5 Control Activities | 16 |
1.6 AR Internal Controls | 20 |
1.7 Policies and Procedures (P&P) | 20 |
1.8 Audit and Key Terms | 21 |
1.9 Fraud | 22 |
1.10 Consequences of Inadequate Internal Controls | 27 |
CHAPTER 2 | 28 |
Understanding Your B2B Customer’s Procure to Pay Process (P2P) | 28 |
2.1 Introduction | 29 |
2.2 Non-PO Purchases | 29 |
2.3 PO Purchases | 31 |
2.4 The Perfect Invoice | 32 |
2.5 DSO and DPO | 33 |
2.6 Sending Statements of Past Due Invoices | 34 |
2.7 AP and Procure-to-Pay Best Practices | 34 |
2.8 Conclusion | 36 |
CHAPTER 3 | 37 |
Customer Master File | 37 |
3.1 Introduction | 38 |
3.2 Ownership | 39 |
3.3 Customer File Documentation | 39 |
3.4 Verifying Customer Data | 41 |
3.5 Updating the Customer Master File | 43 |
3.6 Entering and Securing CMF Data | 43 |
3.7 Cycle Time | 44 |
3.8 Conclusion | 44 |
CHAPTER 4 | 45 |
Credit Management | 45 |
4.1 Introduction | 46 |
4.2 Credit Management | 46 |
4.3 Policy & Procedures (P&P) for the Credit Manager | 49 |
4.4 New Customer Credit | 52 |
4.5 Credit Application | 55 |
4.6 Assigning a Credit Line | 57 |
4.7 Relationship Between Credit and Sales | 59 |
4.8 Resources for Credit Managers and the Customer Master File | 62 |
4.9 Financial Statement Analysis | 63 |
4.10 Internal Credit Score | 65 |
4.11 Terms and Payment Methods | 67 |
4.12 New Customer Acceptance Letter | 70 |
4.13 Credit and Existing Customers | 71 |
4.14 Metrics | 72 |
4.15 Best Practice Summary | 73 |
CHAPTER 5 | 75 |
Cash Application, Deductions, and Dispute Management | 75 |
5.1 Introduction | 76 |
5.2 Payment Types and Methods | 76 |
5.3 International Payments | 88 |
5.4 Cash Application | 90 |
5.5 Dispute Management | 92 |
5.6 Best Practices | 99 |
5.7 Conclusion | 100 |
CHAPTER 6 | 101 |
Collections | 101 |
6.1 Introduction | 102 |
6.2 Collections Prioritization | 103 |
6.3 Collection Technology | 104 |
6.4 Collections Staff | 104 |
6.5 Collection Methods | 105 |
6.6 Additional Practices and Tools | 110 |
6.7 Compliance | 115 |
6.8 Bankruptcy | 121 |
6.9 Best Practice | 125 |
6.10 Conclusion | 125 |
CHAPTER 7 | 127 |
Accounting, Records, and Associated Regulations | 127 |
7.1 Introduction | 128 |
7.2 Accounting Definitions | 128 |
7.3 Financial Reporting and Account Standards | 129 |
7.4 General Ledger | 130 |
7.5 Month-End Close | 132 |
7.6 Financial Statements | 134 |
7.7 Auditing—Internal and External | 134 |
7.8 Record Retention/Destruction | 136 |
7.9 Other Regulations | 140 |
7.10 Unclaimed Property/Escheatment | 145 |
7.11 Conclusion | 147 |
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