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Are setting up an accounting firm? One of the first things that you need to learn and be expert at is the accounts receivable and account payable flowchart. This way, you’ll be able to determine your client’s incoming and outgoing finances. Just make sure you’re accompanying your accounts receivable and account payable flowchart presentation with an easy-to-understand explanation.
Of course the flowchart for the accounts receivable is different from that of your account payable. The former involve invoices that need to be identified whether paid or not. For the invoices that are settled, make sure you determine the date of payment and if there is any delay in settling them. As for the account payable flowchart, purchase orders are the ones mainly involved.
April 12, 2010