Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Cashier
Customer Treasurer
Official
Receipt
Official Receipt Cash
Inquiries or Collections
Responses
Complaints
Deposit slip
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Narrative Description
The revenue cycle is a term used in accounting and business that describes the journey of
a product or service from its humble beginnings to its sale. The revenue cycle begins when the
business delivers a product or provides a service, and ends when the customer makes the full
payment. The revenue cycle encompasses both the service to customers and the collection
of cash.
Order
When a customer job order is received, the personnel in charge takes a look of the shoes if
the customer’s order is possible. If it is possible, the job order is then accepted.
Cash Receipts
The cycle begins upon the job order of a customer. The cashier will bill the
order of the customer and receive the payment. After the payment is received, the cashier will issue
an official receipt to the customer, and there will be two remaining copies of the official receipt to
be kept by the business. . One will be given to the customer, another to the accounting personnel
and the last copy will be the treasurer’s copy. The sales personnel will then record the transaction
in the daily sales summary report to be given to the treasurer along with the cash collections and
the official receipts. The treasurer deposits the collections in the bank. The original copy of the
deposit slip given to the treasurer as a client copy will be given to the accounting personnel.
Accounting
One of the copies of the official receipts is given to the accounting personnel who then
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Upon deposit of the cash collection by the treasurer, one copy of deposit slip is given to the
depositor as a client copy. The original copy of the deposit slip is given to the accounting personnel
Customer Inquiries
If customer inquiries or complaints exist, the store manager, who is the customer service
Internal Control
The treasurer needs to keep track of the cash receipts through multiplying the service
price by the units serviced. The supplies units figure is computed through the deduction of the
beginning inventory (from the recorder units in preceding month) from the ending inventory (physical
count).
Cash received by the treasurer should be placed in a secured place where only the treasurer is
authorized to access. The accounting personnel would track the cash received. In case of cash shortage
Deposits shall be done weekly to avoid a large amount of cash on hand. reconciliation of the
balances with the actual cash count will be done weekly by the bookkeeper. Bank statements shall be
mailed directly to the company to avoid possible alterations. Bank reconciliation will be prepared
Receiving Purchase
Personnel Goods Order
(including invoice)
Vendor
Check
Check Duplicate
Cash
Custodian
Official Receipt
Disbursement
Voucher
Receiving
Purchase Invoice
Report
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Narrative Description
The purchasing cycle encompasses all phases of procuring goods and services
essential to maintaining and enhancing operations of the business. A purchasing cycle often
describes the steps that the consumer or business undergoes before making a purchase. The
consumer purchasing cycle involves awareness for the need for a product, a search for information
about the product category, evaluation of the products available, a decision to purchase a specific
Purchasing
The personnel in charge for inventory control makes a daily observation of the bin card
balances and a weekly observation of the balances of necessary supplies. When the balance reaches
reorder point and a purchase of materials is approved, the inventory control personnel prepares a
purchase requisition. This will be sent to the purchasing personnel who then conducts the price
canvassing. The vendor, who is awarded with the purchase contract on the basis of the prices
canvassed, will receive a purchase order sent from the purchasing personnel. The purchase order
will be made in four copies where one will remain as the purchasing personnel’s copy. The fourth
copy and third copy will be given to the accounting personnel and the receiving personnel.
Receiving of purchases
The receiving personnel accepts the deliveries of goods together with the invoice and
checks the actual quantities received against the vendor’s packing list and the type and quantities
specified in the purchase order. The receiving personnel will be preparing a receiving report which
shows the quantity, the detailed description of the goods received and the result of the
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receiving personnel’s inspection, if any. The receiving report is prepared in three copies where one
remains as the receiving officer’s file copy and another will be sent to the inventory control
personnel. The last copy is sent to the accounting personnel together with the invoice received
Cash Disbursement
With the source documents given to the accounting personnel, a disbursement voucher is
prepared by the accounting personnel. This is sent to the treasurer who then pays the vendor
through check. The treasurer is given the official receipt which will be passed to the accounting
personnel along with the check duplicate. In cases of disbursements equal to or less than Php
Accounting
The invoice given to the accounting personnel is for comparison with the purchase order
and the receiving report. The accounting personnel then prepares two copies of disbursement
voucher: one accounting file copy and another given to the treasurer. Based on the source
documents given, that is the official receipts given by the vendor and the check duplicate by the
treasurer, the accounting personnel records the cash outflows in the cash disbursements journal.
Inventory Control
Inventory control personnel should be responsible for controlling the transfer of materials
and supplies in and out of the storage area, monitoring the balances of the supplies and materials,
and the periodic checking and physical counting of the supplies and materials.
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Internal Control
The general manager and accounting personnel must approve the purchase of goods. The
Reconciliation of inventory records in the materials ledger card against the bin card and
Imprest fund system is used in accounting for the petty cash fund. It will be replenished if
the fund is equal to or less than Php 1,000.00. Pre-numbered vouchers will be used to secure the
PRODUCTION CYCLE
Materials
Requisition
Accounting Personnel
Returned
Materials Slip
Full serviced
Shoes
List of Finished
Shoes
Selling Personnel
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This activity involves the recurring set of business activities involved in the
Service Control
The approved quantities of material usage will be based on the customers’ orders. The
production team will prepare three copies of materials requisition showing the approved quantities
materials. Two copies will be distributed to the accounting personnel and the inventory control
clerk.
Inventory Control
The inventory control clerk takes the materials from the storage area and records the
event in the bin card. These materials should be taken out on a first-in first-out basis.
Accounting
Perpetual inventory system will be used for recording inventory. Materials requisition
and returned materials slip, if existing, is the accounting personnel’s supporting document for
Service
The materials will then be sent to the working area for manufacturing. In the case of
excess materials sent to the working area, a returned materials slip will be issued by the service
team to the inventory control clerk and the accounting personnel. The return is recorded by the
inventory control clerk in the bin card and the accounting personnel in the materials requisition
journal and materials ledger card. Workers will process the materials into finished products.
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Internal Control
Before sending the serviced shoes to the sales personnel, the production team creates
the list of serviced shoes. This list is approved by the inventory control clerk and is afterwards
PAYROLL CYCLE
Payroll
Sheet
Time Ticket
Payroll Sheet
Disbursement
Voucher
Check
Duplicate Treasurer Pay Slip
Check
Employee
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Narrative Description
Payroll cycle refers to the length of time between payrolls. The payroll cycle may include
processes for recording time and attendance and converting that data into payroll calculations and
disbursements. The cycle may also include related internal controls over the eligibility of
employees, accuracy of amounts paid, appropriate segregation of duties, and safeguarding over
cash and checks held. The payroll cycle involves the determination of the employee’s total number
Payroll Processing
Based on the daily time record and time ticket, the accounting personnel prepares the
payroll sheet and two copies of disbursement voucher. The payroll sheet and one copy of the
disbursement voucher is given to the treasurer. The treasurer then prepares a payroll slip which is
to be given to the employee. The treasurer makes a check duplicate for the accounting personnel’s
copy, and a check to be handed over to the employee. By the time the employee takes hold of the
check, the employee signs the payroll sheet which will then be returned to the accounting personnel
Internal Control
The daily time report is prepared by the employee and is to be noted and signed by the
partner-in-charge for every working day the employee reports. In determining the time worked
by an employee, decimal system is used. If the time tickets show more hours than the daily time
record, the worker will be consulted and the error will have to be corrected.