2 Accounts Receivable
2.1 Invoicing
The office manager must prepare the draft invoice based on tariff or pre-agreed rates for origin service, crating, freight and port charges, destination service, THC, linehaulage and any special handling.
• Outbound – 24 hours after packing
• Inbound – actual arrival date
• Local move – packing date
The Accounting Assistant must register into the accounting system and print out original and 3 copies of the invoice.
The Accounting Manager must verify and have the Managing Director authorize the invoices.
The Accounting Assistant must send the original to customer, company, agent or Allied partner and file the 3 copies in the job file, invoice folder and accounts receivable folder.
2.2 Credit Terms
Allied Partner – 21 days to dispute invoice and 45 days credit
Agents – 30 days credit, if approved by Managing Director
Company – varies between 7 and 30 days depending on approval by MD
Personal – no credit
2.3 Payment Follow Up
2.3.1 No Credit
For Local Moves, the customer must provide the 25% deposit and the final payment before delivery is completed unless approved by Sales. Any delay of payment leads to postponement of job and a crew cost for lost business.
For Outbound shipments, the customer must pay before loading at port or shipment is held at warehouse, unless approved by the Managing Director. If payment has not been paid before arrival at destination, operations must inform destination agent to hold shipment.
For Inbound shipments with personal payment, the customer must pay before delivery, unless approved by the Managing Director.
2.3.2 Due Payment Follow Up
The Accounting Manager must assign the relevant staff to retrieve the payment at the accounting meeting.
2.3.3 Monthly Statement
The Accounting Manager must send a monthly statement from the accounting system to all Allied Partners with all invoices, stating the account balance on the 15th of each month. A reply with comments is expected.
2.3.4 Overdue Payment Escalation
If no reply after 3 working days, the accounting department must issue a second reminder. A copy must sent to the Accounting Manager, Director and Allied partner’s international / country manager.
If no reply for an additional 2 working days or an insufficient reply is given, the Accounting Manager and Director will become involved. The regional level maybe informed of the lack of response.
2.4 Paid
For non-Allied payments, the Accounting Assistant must prepare and send an invoice receipt through the accounting system once payment is provide.
For Allied payments, the Accounting Assistant must inform Allied partner of the transfer or confirm the offset / contra agreement.
3 Accounts Payable
3.1 Personnel
3.1.1 Overtime
The Accounting Clerk must receive the approved Job Report from operations two working days after the last scheduled date. The accounting department must update the amount and rate in daily overtime sheet by employee.
The cut off date is the 25th of each month. The Accounting Clerk must summarise the amount of overtime and the Accounting Assistant must calculate the payment. The Accounting Manager must approve the final figures before proceeding salary payment.
3.1.2 Pay Day
The Accounting Assistant must :
• determine any unpaid missing days which is pro-rata from the employees base salary, four days before the end of the month.
• combine the base and overtime / commission amounts before deducting provident fund, withholding tax (PND1) and social insurance payment.
• deduct any advance according to a pre-schedule arrangement from the gross amount.
The Accounting Manager must approve the summary of personnel cost breakdown, two days before the end of the month.
The Accounting Clerk must prepare payslip and money transfer / cheque the last day of each month to employees and government tax department.
2 Accounts Receivable2.1 InvoicingThe office manager must prepare the draft invoice based on tariff or pre-agreed rates for origin service, crating, freight and port charges, destination service, THC, linehaulage and any special handling.• Outbound – 24 hours after packing• Inbound – actual arrival date• Local move – packing dateThe Accounting Assistant must register into the accounting system and print out original and 3 copies of the invoice.The Accounting Manager must verify and have the Managing Director authorize the invoices.The Accounting Assistant must send the original to customer, company, agent or Allied partner and file the 3 copies in the job file, invoice folder and accounts receivable folder.2.2 Credit TermsAllied Partner – 21 days to dispute invoice and 45 days creditAgents – 30 days credit, if approved by Managing DirectorCompany – varies between 7 and 30 days depending on approval by MDPersonal – no credit 2.3 Payment Follow Up2.3.1 No CreditFor Local Moves, the customer must provide the 25% deposit and the final payment before delivery is completed unless approved by Sales. Any delay of payment leads to postponement of job and a crew cost for lost business.For Outbound shipments, the customer must pay before loading at port or shipment is held at warehouse, unless approved by the Managing Director. If payment has not been paid before arrival at destination, operations must inform destination agent to hold shipment.For Inbound shipments with personal payment, the customer must pay before delivery, unless approved by the Managing Director.2.3.2 Due Payment Follow UpThe Accounting Manager must assign the relevant staff to retrieve the payment at the accounting meeting.2.3.3 Monthly StatementThe Accounting Manager must send a monthly statement from the accounting system to all Allied Partners with all invoices, stating the account balance on the 15th of each month. A reply with comments is expected.2.3.4 Overdue Payment EscalationIf no reply after 3 working days, the accounting department must issue a second reminder. A copy must sent to the Accounting Manager, Director and Allied partner’s international / country manager.If no reply for an additional 2 working days or an insufficient reply is given, the Accounting Manager and Director will become involved. The regional level maybe informed of the lack of response.2.4 PaidFor non-Allied payments, the Accounting Assistant must prepare and send an invoice receipt through the accounting system once payment is provide.For Allied payments, the Accounting Assistant must inform Allied partner of the transfer or confirm the offset / contra agreement.3 Accounts Payable3.1 Personnel3.1.1 OvertimeThe Accounting Clerk must receive the approved Job Report from operations two working days after the last scheduled date. The accounting department must update the amount and rate in daily overtime sheet by employee.The cut off date is the 25th of each month. The Accounting Clerk must summarise the amount of overtime and the Accounting Assistant must calculate the payment. The Accounting Manager must approve the final figures before proceeding salary payment. 3.1.2 Pay DayThe Accounting Assistant must :• determine any unpaid missing days which is pro-rata from the employees base salary, four days before the end of the month. • combine the base and overtime / commission amounts before deducting provident fund, withholding tax (PND1) and social insurance payment.• deduct any advance according to a pre-schedule arrangement from the gross amount.The Accounting Manager must approve the summary of personnel cost breakdown, two days before the end of the month.The Accounting Clerk must prepare payslip and money transfer / cheque the last day of each month to employees and government tax department.
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