front 1 Receiving Department | back 1 Inspects the goods and records their quality and quantity. |
front 2 Accounting Department | back 2 enters purchases into the accounts payable system after comparing the purchase order, invoice, and receiving report. |
front 3 Voucher | back 3 a cover sheet containing all supporting documentation for an acquistion |
front 4 MRP | back 4 inventory method that focuses on estimating future demand |
front 5 Debit memo | back 5 Document indicating a reduction in the amount owed to a vendor because of returned goods or an allowance method, |
front 6 Request for quotation | back 6 Documents used to request competitive bids from vendors |
front 7 Accounts payable master file | back 7 A listing of the amount owed to each vendor at a point in time |
front 8 Voucher | back 8 A document used to establish a formal means of recording and controlling acquisitions. |
front 9 Check register (Cash disbursement journal) | back 9 The listing or report that includes all cash payments for a given period. |
front 10 Blind count | back 10 Counters in receiving do not have access to quantities shown on purchase orders. |
front 11 Purchase requisition | back 11 Document used to request a purchase |
front 12 Approved vendor list | back 12 A summary of vendors approved for use by the purchasing function. |
front 13 Voucher package | back 13 A collection of documents that are reviewed and approved to authorize a transaction. |
front 14 Receiving report | back 14 Prepared to document the receipt of deliveries from vendors. |
front 15 Purchase order | back 15 The document issued to a vendor to initiate a purchase. |
front 16 Purchase order | back 16 Document prepared by the purchasing department indicating the description, quantity, and related information for goods and services that the company intends to purchase. |
front 17 Invoice verification | back 17 The review of purchasing documentation prior to authorizing payment to vendors. |
front 18 Suppliers | back 18 In the expenditure cycle, the primary external exchange of information occurs with |
front 19 Sales order | back 19 Starting point in revenue cycle? |
front 20 What are the optimal prices for each product or service | back 20 To accomplish the objectives set forth in the expenditure cycle, a number of key management decisions must be addressed. Which of the decisions below is not ordinarily found as part of the expenditure cycle? |
front 21 Economic order quantity | back 21 The first major business activity in the expenditure cycle is ordering inventory and supplies. The traditional approach to management of inventory to ensure sufficient inventory to maintain production is known as? |
front 22 Carrying costs | back 22 EOQ includes several variables that must be taken into consideration when calculating the optimal order size. One variable, the costs associated with holding inventory, is referred to as? |
front 23 Reorder point | back 23 The decision of when to place an order in a traditional inventory system is specified by the |
front 24 To reduce required inventory levels by scheduling production by estimating needs | back 24 One alternative approach to managing inventory is materials requirements planning (MRP). What is a key feature of this approach? |
front 25 The uncertainty about when materials are needed is reduced, thus reducing the need to carry large levels of inventory. | back 25 The major advantage of an MRP inventory system is that it reduces inventory levels. This is because |
front 26 A just in time inventory system | back 26 The inventory management approach that attempts to minimize, if not eliminate, carrying and stock out costs is? |
front 27 MRP schedules production to meet estimated sales needs; JIT schedules production to meet customer demands | back 27 What is the key difference between the MRP and JIT inventory management approaches? |
front 28 Credit rating of the vendor | back 28 A key decision in ordering is selecting a suitable vendor. Which of the following would not be a major criterion in vendor selection? |
front 29 A purchase order | back 29 The paper document or electronic form that formally requests a supplier to sell and deliver specified products at designated prices is called? |
front 30 All of the above paper document or electronic form that formally requests a supplier to sell and deliver specified products at designated prices request for delivery of certain items and quantities A contract between the buyer and vendor once accepted by the vendor | back 30 A purchase order is |
front 31 Blanket purchase order | back 31 A standing order to purchase specified items at a designated price, from a particular supplier for a set period of time, is called a? |
front 32 Deciding if the delivery should be accepted | back 32 The receiving department has two major responsibilities in connection with the expenditure cycle. Identify one of these responsibilities |
front 33 Price of the items | back 33 Which of the following is generally not shown on a receiving report? |
front 34 Requiring all suppliers to have bar codes on their items to allow electronic scanning upon delivery by the receiving department | back 34 What is one of the best ways to improve the overall efficiency and effectiveness of the receipt and storage of ordered items? |
front 35 EFT | back 35 All of the following technologies could be useful aids in the receiving process except? |
front 36 accounts payable department; controller | back 36 Vendor invoices are approved by the _______, which reports to the _______? |
front 37 Nonvoucher | back 37 A ________ system is a system in which an approved invoice is posted to the vendor account and is stored in an open invoice file until payment is made by check. |