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solution to overdue accounts payable. Currently, the Disbursements at Ramsville are having trouble making payments on time to their supplier. At the moment, the company has almost 6.5% of your accounts payable overdue, that has led to impacting further shipments of parts. If the problem of overdue accounts payable doesn’t get addressed, it could lead to missed shipping due dates and eventually negative impact on the customers. That is why we have made a few recommendations for the current AP…

significant amount of substantive tests, because it is the only way to get the detection risk to an acceptable level with how high the clients control risk is. To do this we will need to perform substantive testing on at least Accounts receivable, sales, Inventory, Accounts payable, expenses, prepaid expenses, and…

(which was the bill for May water sales) July would also see a write-off of any not paid bills sent in June (which was for May water sales). Therefore, using this method, collections will take an extra month. And there will be a carried over account receivable amount from the previous 2 months of water sales. Compared to the original calculations, which collects and writes-off any outstanding amounts within the next month follow the original sales amount.…

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The accounts payable even issued money transfers to the US customs when they normally issued checks, something that should have raised red flags. The fraud was eventually caught on a simple issue that Cecile had overlooked. The nature of the US custom invoices…

Principle 1: Money has a time value The hypothesis behind money has a time value is the value of money today is more valuable than the same amount in the future due to its potential earning capacity (Titman, Kewon & Martin, 2014, p. 127). If you have a dollar in your wallet today, that dollar will be worth less in a year’s time if the dollar remains in your wallet. Inflation has an effect on the time value as it increases the price of goods and services over time, decreasing the amount of…

Understanding the flow of funds/data and products used to process MSB transactions covering the following areas: a) How transactions are funded (cash, credit, debit, ACH debit form bank account, check/remotely created check-RCC). All MSB transactions are funded by cash. b) How does money go from sender/buyer/holder of value (point A) to the entity receiving the money (point B) The sender enters the location and picks up one of the red phones provided by the wire transfer companies (Sigue…

administrative and interest fees are applied. Interest fees will not accumulate until after the suspense date on the debt letter. Interest fees are processed as a DS01, company code E000088. 4) If a proration is requested and approved, then administrative and interest fees are applied. NOTE 2: When multiple Notification Letters of Indebtedness are sent out with the same suspense date, only one administrative fee is applied. NOTE 3: Administrative fee is not charged for debts that are placed…

the last 3 years. Ratios Analysis Current Ratio Under Armour’s current ratio is above the desired 2:1, the industry standard and the sector standard. There was a small dip between 2014 and 2015 due to the large decrease in cash and equivalents. The drop was not as large as would be expected because Under Armour’s accounts receivable and inventory accounts both went up to balance out the drop in cash. Accounts Receivable Collection Period Under Armour’s accounts receivable collection period has…

as an account receivable which is the right to receive cash from the customer in the future. Usually, account receivables are collected rather in a short period of time. Next is notes receivables, they represent a written promise that the customer will pay a fixed amount of principle plus interest by the maturity date. The maturity date is the by which the note is due. The written document will serve as evidence of the debt. The notes receivable usually take more time than it does with account…