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Purchase Requisition & Order Processing Flashcards

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  1. A blanket purchase order is BEST used when:

    Answer: Repetitive purchases of similar items occur over a period

    Blanket POs cover repetitive purchases of similar goods or services over a defined period, reducing administrative overhead.

  2. Which document formally authorizes the purchasing department to procure goods or services on behalf of an internal department?

    Answer: Purchase requisition

    A purchase requisition is the internal document that authorizes purchasing to initiate procurement on a department's behalf.

  3. When a purchase order is issued, it legally constitutes:

    Answer: A binding contract upon acceptance by the supplier

    A PO becomes a binding contract when the supplier accepts it, creating mutual obligations for both buyer and seller.

  4. Which of the following is a key control in the purchase requisition approval process?

    Answer: Requiring dual authorization above a defined dollar threshold

    Dual authorization above a dollar threshold is a key internal control that reduces fraud and ensures proper oversight.

  5. A two-way match in accounts payable verifies:

    Answer: PO and invoice only

    A two-way match compares the purchase order and the supplier invoice to verify quantities and prices align.

  6. What is the primary purpose of an open-to-buy (OTB) system in purchasing?

    Answer: To control purchasing authority within budget limits

    An open-to-buy system controls how much a buyer is authorized to spend within a given period relative to budget.

  7. Which situation would MOST likely require a change order to an existing purchase order?

    Answer: The buyer needs to modify the quantity after PO issuance

    A change order is issued when modifications to quantity, price, delivery date, or specifications are needed after a PO has been placed.