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Managing Accounts Payable

Common T&E Practices That Could Get Your Firm Into Trouble

May 2005

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T&E is one of those no-win areas for accounts payable. If you do it right, no one says a word (and a few people might even complain), but if you do it wrong, then a whole mess of trouble could land in your lap. Before we get started identifying the tactics that are likely to cause problems, let’s get one thing straight: The reason most of these practices exist is not that accounts payable is stupid or lax or doesn’t know any better; it’s that their attempts to change these shoddy practices are rebuffed. Hint to accounts payable: Don’t forget to wield the Sarbanes-Oxley stick if that will work in your organization. Here are some T&E practices that should be avoided.

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May 2005 Table of Contents [ toggle snippets ]

  • MAP May 2005 (full PDF issue)
  • How Reuters AP Director Streamlined the Invoice-to-Pay Process
  • Expert Reveals Best Internal Controls for Vendor Information
  • AP in 2010: Career Advice From Four AP Execs
  • New Sales & Use Tax Study Reveals Skyrocketing Rate Changes
  • Sarbanes-Oxley Toolkit: AP Recordkeeping Requirements to Ensure Compliance
  • Accounts Payable Calendar (May 2005)
  • News Briefs (May 2005)
  • Common T&E Practices That Could Get Your Firm Into Trouble
  • Accounts Payable Manager' Forum (May 2005)
  • Case Study: Dissecting a Fraud That Should Never Have Happened
 

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