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		Accounting for the Microbusiness - A Teaching Manual (Peace Corps, 1975, 105 p.)
			Information
			Acknowledgement
			Introduction
			The system
			The financial statements
			Additional controls
			Odd entries
			Aids

Additional controls

OBJECTIVES:

By example show how auxiliary systems must meet particular needs.

MATERIAL AIDS:

Aids 32, 33, 34.

PROCEDURE:

The following are three simple control systems. We urge all instructors to create similar ones to meet the auxiliary control problems of the Micro Industry,

1.

Inventory Control - For the owner who wants to:
a) Study individual product movement
b) Have a "Cost of Goods Sold" for each product
c) Check against robbery
d) Control the amount of inventories.

1.1 Aid 32. This simple entry and withdrawal system must be applied to raw materials, work in process, finished goods, or all three.

1.2 It is as good as the people who make the entries.

2.

Aid 33. Postdated Check Control System

2.1 This simple system is only applicable if the company has too many checks to remember.

2.2 It should indirectly create cash flow planning.

3.

Aid 34. Use an Auxiliary Cash on Hand Book for the company with a lot of cash transactions.
Make summary entries into the CASH Book at end of day.

OBJECTIVES:	By example show how auxiliary systems must meet particular needs.
MATERIAL AIDS:	Aids 32, 33, 34.
PROCEDURE:	The following are three simple control systems. We urge all instructors to create similar ones to meet the auxiliary control problems of the Micro Industry,
1.	Inventory Control - For the owner who wants to: a) Study individual product movement b) Have a "Cost of Goods Sold" for each product c) Check against robbery d) Control the amount of inventories.
	1.1 Aid 32. This simple entry and withdrawal system must be applied to raw materials, work in process, finished goods, or all three.
	1.2 It is as good as the people who make the entries.
2.	Aid 33. Postdated Check Control System
	2.1 This simple system is only applicable if the company has too many checks to remember.
	2.2 It should indirectly create cash flow planning.
3.	Aid 34. Use an Auxiliary Cash on Hand Book for the company with a lot of cash transactions. Make summary entries into the CASH Book at end of day.