CAPA Financial Reporting Flashcards
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What is the purpose of a three-way match in AP financial reporting?
Answer: To match invoice, purchase order, and receiving report
A three-way match verifies that the purchase order, receiving report, and vendor invoice all agree before authorizing payment to a vendor.
Which AP KPI measures the percentage of invoices processed without manual intervention?
Answer: Straight-Through Processing Rate
Straight-through processing rate measures the percentage of invoices processed automatically without manual intervention or correction.
In accrual accounting, when should an AP expense be recognized?
Answer: When goods or services are received
Under accrual accounting, expenses are recognized when goods or services are received, not when payment is made.
What is a 'debit memo' in accounts payable?
Answer: A document reducing the amount owed to a vendor
A debit memo reduces the amount owed to a vendor, typically issued due to returned goods, defective products, or billing errors.
What is the purpose of a chart of accounts in AP financial reporting?
Answer: To categorize and code transactions to the correct GL accounts
A chart of accounts provides a standardized coding system ensuring all AP transactions are recorded in the correct general ledger accounts.
What does 'cutoff' mean in AP period-end reporting?
Answer: Ensuring transactions are recorded in the correct accounting period
Cutoff procedures ensure all AP transactions are recorded in the correct accounting period, preventing misstatement of liabilities and expenses.
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