ac·counts re·ceiv·a·ble ag·ing re·port

(ă-kownts rĕ-sēvă-bĕl āj'ing rĕ-pōrt')

Monitoring the age of accounts that have not been paid.

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* The accounts receivable aging report (monthly, at minimum)

Reframing the discussion on internal control: implications of the updated COSO framework for small and entrepreneurial organizations

Thus, for example, the taxpayer might use data generated from its accounts receivable aging report to determine the amount of the allowance related to accounts receivable generated in the current year.

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Generating an accounts receivable aging report to track the habits of your customers over time will help identify which ones need prompting to pay.

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One of the steps in a field examination is to reconcile the borrowing base certificate to the supporting accounts receivable aging report and the perpetual inventory report and to determine the borrower is not understating the ineligible items.

Why financial institutions field examinations?

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