The roadmap
Accounts Receivable Accountant
The order-to-cash cycle, receivables ageing and the expected credit loss allowance.
Built forFor someone preparing to work as a Accounts Receivable Accountant.
When you need it
The order-to-cash cycle, receivables ageing and the expected credit loss allowance.
The decision it supports
See the role's complete levels, choose a starting point, and know the practical evidence that closes each level before moving on.
What you receive
Accounts Receivable Accountant roadmap and evidence file
The track produces a reviewable journal entry, a reviewable workpaper, a written analysis supported by figures, a reconciliation that closes the difference.
An example you can inspect
First-level example: Billing and revenue recognition
When revenue is recognized and when it is only a receipt in advance. Then Issuing a sales invoice that satisfies output tax requirements. It closes with a reviewable journal entry.
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These are the role's levels in full. Find your starting point to see where you enter.
- 1Billing and revenue recognition
- When revenue is recognized and when it is only a receipt in advance.
- Issuing a sales invoice that satisfies output tax requirements.
Revenue recognition: from promise to transfer of control
Sales invoicing: one complete claim, once
Output tax in receivables: invoice to reconciliation
Closes with a journal entry
- 2Collection and ageing
- Building and reading the receivables ageing schedule.
- Credit policy and following up overdue balances.
Receivables ageing: open item to action
Collection process: priority to applied cash
Closes with a workbook
- 3Expected credit losses
- The provision matrix and computing expected credit losses.
- Writing off a bad debt and its tax effect.
Expected credit losses: a defensible provision matrix
Bad-debt write-off: remove the asset, retain the trail
Closes with an analysis
- 4Customer reconciliation and close
- Agreeing the customer statement and clearing unapplied receipts.
- Receivables disclosures at close.
Customer reconciliation: two records to owned difference
Receivables disclosures: ledger to collection risk
Closes with a reconciliation