Accrual Accounting
This portion of the book is focused on closing information and procedures related to accrual accounting.
It is important to understand that Indiana University utilizes the accrual accounting method. Accrual accounting is a method that records revenue when it is earned and records expenses when they are incurred, not when the cash is received or expenses are paid. This method of accounting impacts closing as accrual entries must be posted to recognize revenue and expenses in the appropriate accounting period. Review this portion of the book to ensure closing processes comply with the accrual accounting method as this helps ensure internal controls are in place and the reported income statement and balance sheet are accurate and complete.
POLICIES
Review the below policies related to accrual accounting:
STANDARDS
Review the below standard related to accrual accounting:
CHECKLISTS
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TRAINING MATERIALS
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OTHER RELATED MATERIALS
Review the below other materials related to accrual accounting:
IU Financial SYSTEM REPORTS AND PROCEDURES
Review the below IU financial system reports and procedures related to accrual accounting:
- BUY.IU Year-end AP Accrual Detail Report Instructions
- BUY.IU Year-end AP Accrual Detail Report Locations
- Accounts Receivable Aging and Detail Report Instructions
- Accounts Receivable Aging and Detail Report Location
- Financial Statements Report Instructions
- Financial Statements Report Location
- Creating a Saved Search for Enroute AV Documents Instructions