Credit ControlsCode: 24-CREDIT

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Course description and objectives:

Introduction to the Course

Properly evaluating, setting, and monitoring customer credit limits can be important to companies for issuing credit and ultimately, collecting cash receipts. A clear understanding of the key controls in a process can benefit internal auditors, business managers, and others who want to understand, improve, or audit the process. This course allows participants to become familiar with, or brush up on, internal control definitions and concepts. The course also covers the credit process in detail. Participants will learn the key credit process steps under both a manual and a computerized system. While relatively few companies may still have a purely manual system covering a manual system will help an accountant, auditor, or business manager to better understand what the key documents received, created, and sent from the process are. Learning objectives for this course are listed below.

Course Learning Objectives
  • Recognize the definition of internal control along with internal control conceptsincluding the continuum of internal controls for businesses, approaches for addinginternal controls, and balancing costs of an evolving internal controls systems.
  • Properly identify risk categories including internal and external risk in addition toinherent and residual risk.
  • Recognize the typical fraud risk factors as well as the components of the FraudTriangle and Fraud Diamond.
  • Recognize the principles to keep in mind when constructing internal controls aswell as the limitations or conceptual failings of internal controls.
  • Properly identify internal control categories including preventative or detectivecontrols and manual or automated controls.
  • Recognize the primary steps required to construct a system of internal controls aswell as COSO’s Internal Control – Integrated Framework and the Sarbanes OxleyAct.
  • Properly identify the three primary credit activities.
  • Properly identify key documents in the credit process.
  • Recognize the process specific controls related to the credit process.
  • Properly identify additional credit process considerations, periodic monitoringanalysis and other procedures, and specific credit policy considerations.

Category: Accounting

Recommended CPE Hours: 3

Level of knowledge: Update

Prerequisite: Basic understanding of Accounting

Advanced Preparation: None

Exam expiration date: Participants must submit exams for grading within one year from the date of purchase

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