Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Journal of Accountancy, 1919, Vol. 27
Purchasing. Several copies of each confirmation of order are issued when purchases are made: to seller, to accounting depart ment, to transportation department; and a copy is retained. The copies for the accounting and transportation departments are ruled on the back to admit of entries showing the progress of deliveries. The sheets are filed by commodities and contract numbers.
The purchasing department keeps a record of contracts, which is a complete record from quantity purchased and from whom down to the authorization of the payment for actual delivery, in order to see that all goods ordered are consigned, unless canceled for good reason.
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