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Review of General Ledger Activity
The Virtual Administration does not replace your accountant, but is designed to supplement the relationship.
All financial activity is automatically posted from the L.A.W.S./Pro
check writing and cash receipts program. Non-cash transactions may be posted through the journal entry program.
L.A.W.S./Pro Virtual Administrators know how the system should operate
and how to address and fix common problems. They can easily review the general ledger activity with special emphasis
on the following:
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Balanced general ledger: The L.A.W.S./Pro
Virtual Administrator can review the trial balance and ensure it balances. In the unlikely event it is out of balance, they
can research and correct the problem.
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Review manual journal entries: L.A.W.S./Pro
automatically and seamlessly posts all normal day-to-day financial activity. The cash receipt program posts revenue while the
check writing program records expenses. Often manual journal entries are posted in error - in hopes of correcting some situation -
which should not have been posted. These journal entries can be reviewed for reasonability and correctness.
System generated general ledger can also be reviewed for reasonability. For example, a simple review or general ledger activity
may uncover an automobile expense mistakenly posted to the wrong account - malpractice insurance. This error can easily be corrected through
the posting of a correcting journal entry.
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System Integration: L.A.W.S./Pro
is designed to automatically post normal day-to-day general ledger activity. When correctly set up, this posting is transparent.
Virtual Administrators know how to seamlessly integrate general ledger activity throughout the system.
For example: Checks may be generated without vendor codes, but great efficiency is gained if commonly used vendors are defined
within the system along with the standard general ledger numbers used by that vendor.
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Planning tools - Budgets are planning tools. They force the firm to think about
how it expects to perform and what it will cost to reach those expectations.
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