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3. 17a Investigating the flow of financial documents 1
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3.17a Investigating the flow of financial documents 1 The sequence of documents Stage 1 – obtaining the goods Buyer makes out order form listing goods and prices Seller despatches goods with delivery note Buyer signs delivery note as proof of delivery and returns one copy Buyer may make out Goods Received Note listing items received and checked
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3.17a Investigating the flow of financial documents 1 The order form To:Computer SuppliesSupplier No: 123 10 Bexley WayOrder No: 456 HIGHTOWNDate: 6 June 2002 HG4 7PT Delivery: 10 June Signed: Jackie Edwards Designation: Manager QuantityDescriptionItem CodeUnit price 2 packs of 50 Datec floppy disks DT68612.99
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3.17a Investigating the flow of financial documents 1 The order form – key points Is always on buyer’s headed paper – giving name of firm, address, telephone no, fax, website and VAT registration no (if applicable) Must be signed to be ‘official’ Must give accurate details of quantity, description, item code and price Does not include VAT Does not include total amount
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3.17a Investigating the flow of financial documents 1 The delivery note To:Jones and KellyDate: 10 June 2002 Riverside Walk HIGHTOWN HG2 8PP Order NoCust a/c no. Despatch date Invoice no. Delivery method 45678924.6.0220202Van Item codeQuantityDescription DT6862 packs of 50 Datec floppy disks
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3.17a Investigating the flow of financial documents 1 The delivery note – key points Is on seller’s headed paper Contains no prices Buyer signs and keeps one copy Buyer should comment if goods or package is damaged Received in good condition (or comment here): Goods received but not checked Signed: Jackie Edwards Date: 27 June 2002 Please print name here: JACKIE EDWARDS
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3.17a Investigating the flow of financial documents 1 Goods received note Supplier: Computer SuppliesGRN No: 1234/12 10 Bexley WayGRN date: 11.6.02 HIGHTOWNCarrier: Comp Supp Supplier A/c No: 123Del note date: 10.6.02 Checker: David Evans Order No Quantity ordered Quantity delivered DescriptionCondition 1232 packs of 50 Datec floppy disks One Box damaged - items missing
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3.17a Investigating the flow of financial documents 1 Goods received note – key points Often called a GRN Is an internal document Records items received and any discrepancies/faults Copies always sent to accounts and purchases. Accounts then know whether bill should be paid or not.
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3.17a Investigating the flow of financial documents 1 Using computers to order goods Orders are often recorded on computer Order forms can be produced on computer GRNs can be produced on computer Transactions are ‘logged’ under supplier’s account number.
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3.17a Investigating the flow of financial documents 1 Benefits of using computers Forms are quicker to produce Cost of all orders (and total amount of all orders) is easily obtained Information is available to all relevant staff simultaneously Details of any transaction are easily obtained Delays or problems can be quickly identified
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