Receipts
Review this portion of the book for information surrounding receipts.
Understanding receipts at Indiana University is crucial because it details how financial transactions flow into the institution, impacting revenue recognition and IU’s overall financial health. The different forms of receipts, including cash, checks, wires, and credit card payments, must be properly documents and controlled to prevent errors or fraud. Internal controls surrounding receipts ensure accuracy and compliance with accounting standards. It is important to follow the accrual method of accounting at IU, meaning that even though a receipt is received, the funds do not automatically translate into revenue until it is properly recorded.
POLICIES
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- FIN-ACC-1: Role of Fiscal Officer, Account Manager, and Account Supervisor
- FIN-ACC-10: Ranking of Fiscal Officer, Account Supervisor, Account Manager, and Delegation of Signature Authority
- FIN-ACC-350: Accrual Accounting
- FIN-ACC-460: Depositing of Revenue for the Sale of Goods and Services at the IU Foundation
- FIN-ACC-470: Internal Controls
- FIN-ACC-650: Financial Compliance: Authority & Accountability
- FIN-TRE-100: Signature Authority and Delegation
- FIN-TRE-110: Accepting Electronic Payments
- FIN-TRE-120: Processing Revenue
- FIN-TRE-121: Establishing and Modifying Revenue-Producing Activities (RPA)
STANDARDS
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CHECKLISTS
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training materialS
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Other Related MaterialS
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IU financial system reports and procedureS
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