Sales Return System Case Study

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Sales return system is important for KK plc. Under the Sales of Goods Act 1979, customers are allowed to make a claim if the goods purchased are not as described, does not match their satisfactory quality or does not fit for purpose. Customers have the rights to get a full refund or to get the goods replaced if the goods purchased are faulty or if the goods are not up to their expectation.

Debit/credit memoranda are source documents, which affect both sales and purchasing processes. A credit memorandum is a transaction that reduces amounts receivable from a customer. For instance, businesses issue these memoranda to indicate the return of damaged goods or differences about the amount owed.

Typically, a form of documentation accompanies the returns such as the packing slip that was initially shipped together with the goods. The customers return the goods and include the packing slip that was previously issued. The customer invoice is then retrieved and used to select the goods and quantity that were returned by the customers. Next, the goods …show more content…

As a sales system begins with a customer order, it is vital to ensure that KK only sell to customers who are able to pay. Orders should not be accepted if the customers have poor credit ratings. Orders also should never be accepted for processing without performing credit checks. The implication of this is that goods could be delivered to customers who will not pay up. There is a risk that KK could suffer losses as a result of bad debts due to granting orders from customer with poor ratings. The credit manager needs to carefully make decisions on whether credit should be extended to customers or the amount of credit that should be given to individual customers. An extension of credit to customers should only be granted to customers who frequently meet the payment

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