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April
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I scanned, segregated,
arranged, tallied, totaled, and checked the Coop’s MIGS dividend vouchers
specifically the vouchers in Makilala and South Skyland Valley. MIGS
means Members In Good Standing.
Day 1
Supervisor: Mr. Aries S. Villa
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2
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11
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Their pawnshop
opened a new accounting database—Quickbooks
Pro 2013. They made me its operator specialist. I reviewed the mechanics, shortcuts,
features, and specialties of the updated database. My major goal is to convert everything from
legacy system to quickbooks database. Later
that day, I started encoding the transactions of Period 1.
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3
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12
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I continued
encoding and assessing the transactions in Quickbooks—Period 1.
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4
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13
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Morning—I finished
encoding Period 1 and proceeded in Period 2
Afternoon—Investigated
and assessed the rest of the transactions from Period 1 to Period 2 and cross
referred the transactions from MS Excel copies to hard copies to Quickbooks
and vice versa.
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5
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15
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I continued
checking customer payments and the sales receipt through hard copies, MS
Excel copies and Quickbooks copies.
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6
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16
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I checked and wrote
the new pawn ticket numbers in the receipts of old ones to have an ease of
encoding the transactions in the database (standard operating
procedure). After I finished checking
the receipts, I commenced encoding the Period 3 transactions.
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…continued
encoding and checking Period 3 transactions
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8
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Morning—…audited
the transactions again in Period 1.
Afternoon—Checked
and continued encoding Period 3 transactions.
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9
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Morning—finished encoding
and assessing Period 3 transactions
Afternoon—audited
2012 transactions encoded by the office staffs.
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Reconciled the
balance sheet made through conventional system with the balance sheet made by
the database… scanned through inventories record in excel, masterlists, LERs
and other hard copies.
…find and correct
some errors—mostly errors on dates, pawn ticket numbers and mismatching receipts
of the customers(members).
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11
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…searched for the
207 pesos overvalued amount in Loans and Pledges account
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…found the errors
and balanced the QuickBooks balance sheet and conventional balance sheet.
Day 2 to 12 Supervisors: Ms. Emily C. Magallon & Ms. Gennifer S.
Gadian
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I was assigned in
processing department because the staffs at DECCO Pawnshop went to a seminar.
I printed checks
and members’ loan ledgers, sorted and clipped the checks and ledgers to their
respective members’ documents, and filed and alphabetized all afterwards.
I continued
encoding period 4 transactions in Quickbooks when the pawnshop staffs arrived
at late afternoon.
Day 13
Supervisor: Ms. Mary Ann T. Genova
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…continued the
transactions in Period 4
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I reconciled
Period 1 income statement in Quickbooks and Period 1 income statement in
conventional system; adjusted some accounts and corrected some errors; and
investigated the rest of the suspicious amounts shown in the database.
I have
successfully reconciled some of the accounts but had a big problem with one
account having a substantial difference compared to conventional records.
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I continued
reconciling the two income statements; corrected some errors and added some
un-encoded sales receipts that correspond to each new pawn tickets in Period
1 2013.
…reviewed the
LER(Loan Extension Register) for some 2012 transactions that were paid in
Period 1
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The income
statements were still not balanced… I
requested for more source documents. I
investigated and cross referenced their cash vouchers, official receipts,
daily liquidation and LERs.
This afternoon, I
checked withdrawal slips to make them easy for clients(members) to fill them
up.
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I continued
reconciling the two income statements… this time, I found some gray areas in
their replenishment records. My
supervisors and I were thinking were to place the deficit found on the
records, and why would we recognize it.
We had all day finding other gray areas that could help us solve the
problem.
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…continued
reconciling the two income statements
…reformulated the
entries in period 1 2013 in Quickbooks
At the end of the
day, I finished encoding Period 1 in new formed transactions and found out
that the some accounts now exceeded the accounts in conventional system… one
factor would be the redundant transactions that were not yet deleted because
of sudden brownout.
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3
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DECCO’s
electricity wirings were badly detached because of some unknown reasons that
were why I literally do not have the Quickbooks to operate with. Therefore, I helped the staffs pack the
giveaways and the groceries for their annual general assembly in Malaybalay,
Bukidnon; I straighten the fattener wires to lessen my boredom.
Later this day, I
computed some parts of the ORs hoping to find out what made the latest update
in quickbooks income statements higher that in conventional system.
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4
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…no electricity
still. I volunteered getting fasteners
from old folders. Imagine how many
were the folders that took me 8 hours to finish arranging.
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5
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I straighten the
fasteners and arrange some papers in alphabetical order… all day.
The wire was fixed
late afternoon, so I decided not to continue the Quickbooks yet.
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I continued
perfectly reconciled the Income statements.
My next problem was to reconcile the Period 1 Balance Sheets. I investigated the overvalues and
undervalues in all possible source documents the Pawnshop has.
I gave up in
balance sheets and continued with Period 2 income statements… before that, I
reentered and edited other period 2 errors…
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This morning, I
stopped editing period 2 transactions, continued reconciling the Period 1
balance sheets with my supervisors, and ended up discovering more
discrepancies. I adjusted some errors
and still the sheets were not reconciled.
My supervisors and I worked hand on hand to find what made the two
balance sheets impossibly not reconciled.
Afternoon—I
continued period 2 and finished it afterwards… I started reconciling the
period 2 income statements. The LERs
and LPRs rhymed with quickbooks but the conventional income statement did
not.
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Still period 2
income statements are not balanced so I decided to rest from investigating
and continue inputting period 3 transactions.
I finished period 3 that day and I attempted to reconcile period 3
income statements. There were accounts
that were balanced and there were accounts that were not so I began
investigating the transactions and cross-referenced those transactions with
the source documents. I decided to go
to the processing office and helped them "checkwrite".
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I continued
encoding and editing Period 5 transactions…
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I finally equaled
the conventional balance sheet 2013 period 1 to quickbooks balance sheet 2013
period 1.
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I commenced
reconciling period 2 balance sheet and have reconciled it this day… however,
the two income statements are not equal, that is why I investigated the
period 2 transactions again… I have not found any errors in quickbooks as
supported by all source documents.
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I decided to
reconcile period 3 balance sheets and found many errors in dated and in
amounts… at the end of the day, I balanced them; But its income statement
remained a mystery.
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I commenced
encoding, adjusting, and paying attention to the rest of period 5.
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I continued
encoding and auditing period 5.
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"Life is not certain that you shall win but will make it certain that you shall try."-Samuel Johnson

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Saturday, May 18, 2013
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