AHCAGB406 — Keep financial records for primary production business

1 Undertake farm office procedures

• 1.1Identify the functions to be performed in the rural office
• 1.2Design or redesign a rural office including identifying and assessing appropriate office furniture and equipment
• 1.3Process and sort incoming information
• 1.4Maintain, update and store records in accordance with organisational requirements
• 1.5Use and maintain business equipment and technology in accordance with organisational and work health and safety requirements

2 Establish and maintain financial records

• 2.1Create a manual or computerised record of cash flow and a chart of accounts to record financial the transactions of the business for the enterprise location
• 2.2Check documentation relating to financial transactions for validity
• 2.3Record details of income and expenditure transactions in the cashbook
• 2.4Reconcile financial record balances with bank and creditor statements
• 2.5Use financial balances to complete legislative reporting requirements
• 2.6Prepare cash flow statements on the basis of summarised cashbook entries

3 Reconcile transactions

• 3.1Reconcile transactions with account statement
• 3.2Identify, report and rectify adjustments and errors
• 3.3Process invoices and make electronic payments

4 Prepare invoices for debtors

• 4.1Prepare invoices accurately and, if required, distribute to nominated person for verification before despatch
• 4.2Make adjustments as required following advice from the nominated person

5 Maintain financial records

• 5.1Copy and file invoices and other related documents required for taxation and auditing purposes
• 5.2Implement processes to archive historical documents
• 5.3Implement processes to destroy redundant documents appropriately

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