Standard Business Process
Receivables Management – November 2008Standard Business Processes Final Document - July 2008FMLOB Receivable Management - The Receivable Management is the third chapter in a series of Federal Financial Management Standard Business Processes that establish the framework for consolidating and optimizing, financial accounting practices in the Federal Government to improve cost, quality, and performance government-wide. Included are key steps in the processes from establishing the accounts receivable due from the public, billing, collection and application of receipts, dunning, allowance for loss and write-off, credit memo and returns, waiver of interest, administrative costs, and penalties, and installment plans.
Document - [Word] - November 2008
FSIO Transmittal Letter - [Word] - December 2008
Memo from Danny Werfel, Deputy Controller - [PDF] - December 2008
Document - [Word] - July 2008
FSIO Transmittal Letter - [Word] - July 2008
Memo from Danny Werfel, Deputy Controller - [PDF] - July 2008
Financial Services Assessment Guide -2007- [Word]
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