Every payment voucher is prepared for all payments, whether made directly or indirectly by the company’s bank. The preparation of payment vouchers by accounting departments involves comparing a supplier’s invoice with the purchase order and the receipt report. Payment vouchers are used by businesses to:
Prepare invoices and payrolls: Invoices and payrolls for the company are prepared with the help of the journal entries of payment vouchers that include debit and credit accounts.
Approve payments: A payment voucher verifies that a supplier has been paid for a variety of items purchased.
Track Orders that have been paid for and those that have not: Payment vouchers allow businesses to keep track of made and unpaid payments.
The following are some of a payment voucher’s important accounting features:
The purchase order is a document from a buyer asking a supplier to deliver a specific quantity of products to them.
The shipment receipt confirms that the buyer received the required items after they were delivered by the provider.
The invoice specifies the entire cost of the items that the supplier delivered to the buyer in response to a purchase order.
A few types of vouchers in accounting used by firms include:
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