Reconciliation of General Ledger Liability Account for Workers' Compensation
Submitted by admin on Tue, 05/04/2021 - 15:24
Policy:
<<Insert how Workers' Compensation is priced and paid for here.>>
After performing the reconciliation, a reconciliation statement is prepared by the F/EA Accountant (or assigned staff) verified, reviewed by <<Staff Title>> (or assigned staff) who signs the bank statement, and stored at <<File Path>>. Signed reconciliation sheets are stored for a minimum of 7 years per File Retention Policy.
Procedure:
Reconciliation of Workers’ Compensation Liability to General Ledger
Performed Monthly
<<Insert GL Account Number>>
- Obtain General Ledger ending balance for <<GL Account Number>>
- <<Insert Staff Title>> print reconciliation sheet for account found here: <<File Path>>
- Enter ending balance for account
- Enter sum of Workers’ Compensation liability from Payroll Journal Summary
- Ending balance and Payroll Journal Summary should match
- Research and correct any discrepancies
- Make necessary adjustments to general ledger
5. <<Insert Staff Title>> signs and dates reconciliation sheet
6. <Insert Staff Title>> passes reconciliation sheet and supporting documents to <<Staff Title>>
7. <<Staff Title>> verifies completeness and mathematical accuracy
8. <<Staff Title>> signs and dates reconciliation sheet
Internal Controls:
The internal controls used by F/EA to monitor this process establish responsibility, segregate duties, document procedures and ensure independent internal verification.
The methods of internal control utilized by F/EA in the Reconciliation of General Ledger Liability Account for Workers’ Compensation are:
- Each of the supporting documents are reviewed for mathematical accuracy by each verifier
- Each reconciliation document is prenumbered
- Each party initials and dates each reconciliation document displaying confirmation of their review
- All control documents are password protected and access is restricted to F/EA Assigned staff with responsibility for account reconciliations.
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