How to Review Debtors Accounts Template

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This how to review debtors accounts template has 2 pages and is a MS Word file type listed under our business plan kit documents.

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Review Debtors Standard Operating Procedure Department: Finance/Accounting Purpose: Debtor management is critical to ensuring your business has sufficient working capital to reinvest and grow. It also allows the collection department to identify and track slow or bad payers. Frequency: Monthly Procedure: Review or create credit policies and terms of trade. Review or create your account receivable process. Undertake a credit check on new debtor. Invoice as soon as your goods or services are delivered. Reconcile payment regularly to identify and resolve discrepancies. Contact slow payer early. Renegotiate trading term with slow payers. Inform your selling staff of the debtor position. Send bad debts to collection agents. Definition/Explanation: Credit policies: Credit policies must be enforced. They also need to be written in a way to ensure they are appropriate for the organisation's risk profile

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This how to review debtors accounts template has 2 pages and is a MS Word file type listed under our business plan kit documents.

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Review Debtors Standard Operating Procedure Department: Finance/Accounting Purpose: Debtor management is critical to ensuring your business has sufficient working capital to reinvest and grow. It also allows the collection department to identify and track slow or bad payers. Frequency: Monthly Procedure: Review or create credit policies and terms of trade. Review or create your account receivable process. Undertake a credit check on new debtor. Invoice as soon as your goods or services are delivered. Reconcile payment regularly to identify and resolve discrepancies. Contact slow payer early. Renegotiate trading term with slow payers. Inform your selling staff of the debtor position. Send bad debts to collection agents. Definition/Explanation: Credit policies: Credit policies must be enforced. They also need to be written in a way to ensure they are appropriate for the organisation's risk profile

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