Intermediate
Revenue cut-off test: shipped vs invoiced vs recognized
Builds a revenue cut-off reconciliation and exception list by comparing shipments, invoicing, and revenue recognition. Useful for month-end close and audit support.
Create a revenue cut-off test for period end {period_end_date}.
Inputs:
- Shipment/delivery data: {shipping_log}
- Invoicing data: {invoice_register}
- Revenue GL detail: {revenue_gl_detail}
- Cut-off window (days before/after): {cutoff_window_days}
- Recognition criteria summary: {recognition_criteria}
Output:
1) Matching logic description (keys used, tolerances).
2) Reconciliation table: Shipments, Invoices, Revenue—by date bucket.
3) Exceptions list with classification: early/late recognition, missing invoice, pending acceptance, returns risk.
4) Proposed entries or accruals with amounts and accounts.
5) Evidence checklist for each exception (POD, acceptance, contract clause, etc.).
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