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Refund and bookkeeping-entry checks — Bookkeeper — Professionals
Check specified refunds and related entries within a bounded bookkeeping engagement. Establish source records, correction authority and reporting; refer specialist recovery or assurance questions separately.
Service scope
Checking specified refunds and their corresponding bookkeeping entries against the underlying transactions and records, documenting discrepancies and agreed corrections. The brief identifies the refund source and accounting purpose; tax-recovery advice and independent audit assurance are separate engagements.
What is normally included
- Match refund entries to the supporting transactions
- Investigate and document discrepancies
- Make or propose agreed bookkeeping corrections
What is not included
- No guaranteed refund entitlement
- No statutory-audit assurance from bookkeeping review
- Guaranteed tax or supplier refunds
- Statutory audit assurance from a generic review
Qualification checks
- Confirm the supplier, customer, tax or other refund
- Confirm the related ledger entries and documents
- Confirm the reconciliation/correction versus assurance or specialist advice
- Check whether a refund is pending, received, reversed or posted more than once
- Confirm who authorises corrections and which tax or entitlement questions require a separate adviser
Quote guidance
Price the records, transactions and reconciliation workload. State what corrections and discrepancy reports are included and exclude guaranteed recovery or statutory-audit assurance.
Lead risks
- Missing source documents can prevent a reliable reconciliation
- A corrected entry does not establish entitlement to an additional refund
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