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Purchase to pay part 1
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Purchase to pay part 1
comply with government and EU procurement
- Process open and competitive
- Demonstrate accountibility + probity + high ethical standards
- acquie goods and services use life cycle costing
- make use of purchasing power = enter into contracts
- Obtain approval from budget holders
- dont over spend on budget
- record and edvidencing of receiving of goods/services
- dont over spend on budget
- Obtain approval from budget holders
- make use of purchasing power = enter into contracts
- acquie goods and services use life cycle costing
- Demonstrate accountibility + probity + high ethical standards
- Process open and competitive
process
- 3. Identification + Notification of need
- identify and communicate need of goods + services
- be in a position to demonstrate need
- take account of policy and constraints
- person approving be aware of costs
- + review of existing goods and services
- professional procurement be involved €25000
- for guidance
- when communicating need employee must
- in writing
- A. date of request
- B. spec of goods and services required
- C. name source of request
- D. identify purpose
- E. cost centre
- F. material code
- G. delivery address
- H. time scale required
- I. cost, quantity duration if known
- REQUEST PUT ON A
- PRE-FORMATTED
- SEQUENTIALLY NUMBERED
- on a REQUISITION FORM
- request are recorded for future records and auditing
- on a REQUISITION FORM
- SEQUENTIALLY NUMBERED
- PRE-FORMATTED
- REQUEST PUT ON A
- I. cost, quantity duration if known
- H. time scale required
- G. delivery address
- F. material code
- E. cost centre
- D. identify purpose
- C. name source of request
- B. spec of goods and services required
- A. date of request
- in writing
- when communicating need employee must
- for guidance
- professional procurement be involved €25000
- + review of existing goods and services
- person approving be aware of costs
- take account of policy and constraints
- be in a position to demonstrate need
- identify and communicate need of goods + services
- 1. segragation of duties
- between ID of need and issue of PO or contract
- one other staff member should be involved
- evidence of signiture on REQ OR PO
- No manager or staff should have final decision when used for own day to day use
- there must be a clear separation of tasks between raising PO and recording the reciept
- professional procurement input over €25000
- when uthorising expenditure over€25000 must be in writing and recorded
- least grade V manger or above + must be different person signing off
- one person must be equal for expenditure authority
- €25000 must not have final decision as regarding selection of final tender and or approval
- procurement must be notified and or coordinate all tender above EU treshold EXCEPT CAPITAL PROJECTS
- Estate office are reponsible for capital projects
- Budget holder/ purchase approvers
- Budget holder/ purchase approvers
- Estate office are reponsible for capital projects
- procurement must be notified and or coordinate all tender above EU treshold EXCEPT CAPITAL PROJECTS
- €25000 must not have final decision as regarding selection of final tender and or approval
- one person must be equal for expenditure authority
- least grade V manger or above + must be different person signing off
- when uthorising expenditure over€25000 must be in writing and recorded
- professional procurement input over €25000
- there must be a clear separation of tasks between raising PO and recording the reciept
- No manager or staff should have final decision when used for own day to day use
- evidence of signiture on REQ OR PO
- one other staff member should be involved
- 2. PROCUREMENT PLANNING
- Analyse and review purchasing requirement for next 3 years
- put in place a procurement plan
- categorize and rationalize suppliers
- renew contract or terminate
- additional contract to be put in place
- plan updated annually + replace every three years
- identify use of tendering when planning
- based on value thresholds
- identify use of tendering when planning
- plan updated annually + replace every three years
- additional contract to be put in place
- renew contract or terminate
- categorize and rationalize suppliers
- put in place a procurement plan
- Analyse and review purchasing requirement for next 3 years
- between ID of need and issue of PO or contract
- 4. confirmation of availability of funds and approval to spend
- Budget holder must document purchasing arrangements
- to ensure clarity
- who approved spending
- Regulatory issues resolved be contract formed
- licensing issues
- tax clearance
- Tax statues
- Statutory permission or requirements
- recorded by means of signed PO or (FIS) financial information system
- or other means
- or other means
- recorded by means of signed PO or (FIS) financial information system
- Statutory permission or requirements
- Tax statues
- tax clearance
- licensing issues
- Regulatory issues resolved be contract formed
- who approved spending
- to ensure clarity
- Budget holder must document purchasing arrangements
- 3. Identification + Notification of need
5. Sourcing supplies or goods/ services
- Budget holder must
- Monitor purchasing activities
- ID opportunities to centralize contracting
- Document the sourcing procedures
- Procedures must comply with National Financial Regulations
- Check stock and storage
- avoid ordering excessive quantities
- ensure contract is valid
- if goods or services cannot be sourced suppliers can be contacted directly
- manager must be in a position to source a supplier
- all values should be applied excluding VAT
- unless otherwise stated
- Threshold apply in goods services and works
- Splitting of purchases are prohibited
- this is a serious breach of Financial Regulations
- Splitting of purchases are prohibited
- Threshold apply in goods services and works
- unless otherwise stated
- all values should be applied excluding VAT
- manager must be in a position to source a supplier
- if goods or services cannot be sourced suppliers can be contacted directly
- ensure contract is valid
- avoid ordering excessive quantities
- Check stock and storage
- Procedures must comply with National Financial Regulations
- Document the sourcing procedures
- ID opportunities to centralize contracting
- Monitor purchasing activities
- Budget holder must
6. Authorization to seek quotes and tenders
- Budget holder must seeks authorization before seeking quotes or tenders
- must be covered in formal document
- example Grade 4 or higher €25000
- issue of tender forms
- records must be kept for each tender detailing when received, when responded to and documentation issue
- Evaluation of Tenders and quotes
- (MEAT) most economically advantageous Tender
- Or LOWEST PRICE ACCEPTED
- Or LOWEST PRICE ACCEPTED
- (MEAT) most economically advantageous Tender
- FOR FUTURE AUDITING
- Evaluation of Tenders and quotes
- records must be kept for each tender detailing when received, when responded to and documentation issue
- issue of tender forms
- example Grade 4 or higher €25000
- must be covered in formal document
- Manager Responsibility
- Expenditure meet the need
- Proper procurement has taken place
- Expenditure within budget
- in compliance with financial regulation
- in order to request suppler
- in compliance with financial regulation
- Expenditure within budget
- Proper procurement has taken place
- Request to suppliers Mandatory requirements
- in writing form
- System purchase orders
- Manual purchase orders
- Contracts
- Contracts
- Manual purchase orders
- System purchase orders
- PO must be sent to supplier
- in written form
- step 1 budget holder approved expenditure
- Step 2 then contract is awarded
- step 1 budget holder approved expenditure
- expenditure of goods or services purchased over a extend period of time
- Must be treated as one expenditure
- Contingency arrangements
- When manager of leave
- grade below can approve expenditure
- When manager of leave
- Contingency arrangements
- Must be treated as one expenditure
- in written form
- in writing form
- Expenditure meet the need
- Budget holder must seeks authorization before seeking quotes or tenders
A. Segregation of duties within receipt/receiveing of goods or services
- no manger can sign off on PO and sign off on receipt of goods
- clear Separation of duties between PO and receipt of goods
- Required sign off of receipt of goods are as follows
- B. Procedures to be put in place by budget holders
- PO to state point of delivery
- budget holder clearly document procedure
- controls identified and notified to supplier
- controls should be updated annually
- and held available for auditor
- controls should be updated annually
- controls identified and notified to supplier
- budget holder clearly document procedure
- C not important
- PO to state point of delivery
- 1. up to €5000 grade 3
- 2. up to €25000 grade 4
- 3. above €25000 two managers above grade 5
- 2. up to €25000 grade 4
- D inspection checking and matching of receipts
- inspect goods or services ASAP
- Match against PO
- if issues return to supplier
- Match against PO
- E. authorization and sign off for receipt of goods
- sign off of goods and services
- service above €25000 professional advice can be obtained
- managers responsibility for signing off
- GRN matches the PO this triggers order to pay once there is no issues with invoice
- managers who sign off on services are
- are clarifying that all steps have been carried out to this point
- and are fully compliant with Financial regulations
- and other requirements
- and are fully compliant with Financial regulations
- are clarifying that all steps have been carried out to this point
- managers who sign off on services are
- GRN matches the PO this triggers order to pay once there is no issues with invoice
- managers responsibility for signing off
- service above €25000 professional advice can be obtained
- sign off of goods and services
- inspect goods or services ASAP
- B. Procedures to be put in place by budget holders
- Required sign off of receipt of goods are as follows
- clear Separation of duties between PO and receipt of goods
- no manger can sign off on PO and sign off on receipt of goods
Payment Process
- Main Requirements
- The Definition of Payment Process
- The release of Payment following receipt and matching of a payment request
- eg match invoice requisitions and GRN ie (what was received)
- Payment is the final stage of the purchase to pay process
- payment should only occur after proper sign off of receipt of goods or service or works
- Then Authorised payment requests
- Payment clears the HSE of any liability to the supplier
- Payment in general stages
- 1. Payment is not as fundamental as Purchasing and receiving
- PURCHASING AND RECEIPT STAGES THE HSE HAS
- A. Approved expenditure via issue of PO or contract
- Signed off the satisfactory receipt are achieved and payment is in order once the proper payment request in received
- These controls at payment stage confirm that all stages are processed properly
- HSE should move quickly as possible through the following
- 1. received centrally within the shared service
- 2. automatically matched PO and GRN
- Automatically approve for payment once three way match is achieved
- Three way match is
- A. PO + B. GRN + C. Invoice
- If matching fails must be automatically through relevant staff member electronically
- Information to appear on INVOICES
- Budget holder is responsible for managing relationship with suppliers
- either through staff operating the procedures to ensure that invoices are received
- INVOICES SHOULD CONTAIN THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION
- 1. Suppliers name and address
- .2. Invoice number and invoice Date/ Tax POINT (date which VAT applies
- 3. PO number or equivalent agreed number
- Delivery Details,
- 1. Reference number
- 2. Delivery date
- 3. Delivery address
- 4. Description of goods or services being purchased
- 5. Vat Exclusive Amount
- 6. Vat amount by VAT code
- 7. Total invoice amount
- 8. Certification information required
- Examples Engineering certification of works
- 9. Unit price
- Examples Engineering certification of works
- 8. Certification information required
- 7. Total invoice amount
- 6. Vat amount by VAT code
- 5. Vat Exclusive Amount
- 4. Description of goods or services being purchased
- 3. Delivery address
- 2. Delivery date
- 1. Reference number
- Delivery Details,
- 3. PO number or equivalent agreed number
- .2. Invoice number and invoice Date/ Tax POINT (date which VAT applies
- Tolerance level when matching Invoices to PO/GRN
- These regulation permit price tolerance level of 2% or €25
- which ever lower
- This relates to the total amount of an invoice to PO
- Quantity on PO if greater than Delivered amount should not be accepted
- Should be taken back by the supplier
- Price differences all matching differences to be referred to the appropriate staff member
- Budget holder must review these reports
- and report on a quarterly basis to assistant national director of finance
- regarding any trends in occurrence
- regarding any trends in occurrence
- and report on a quarterly basis to assistant national director of finance
- Budget holder must review these reports
- Price differences all matching differences to be referred to the appropriate staff member
- Should be taken back by the supplier
- Quantity on PO if greater than Delivered amount should not be accepted
- This relates to the total amount of an invoice to PO
- which ever lower
- importance of timely receipting Entry of GRN on FIN info system FIS
- Goods and services should be properly receipted on FIS
- When delivered
- to ensure mismatch between the PO and goods received
- is quickly identified and resolved
- Prompt entry of GRN on FIS This ensure expenditure is recorded at the proper time
- when it is incurred
- when it is incurred
- Prompt entry of GRN on FIS This ensure expenditure is recorded at the proper time
- is quickly identified and resolved
- to ensure mismatch between the PO and goods received
- When delivered
- Authorisation levels of payment
- on payment grade level dose not apply
- Prompt payment of interest
- The legislation for budget holders
- Prompt payment of PO or contract
- HSE Standard payment terms to suppliers (traders) are 30 to 45 days from receipt of invoice or delivery of goods
- which ever is later
- if required less than 30 days this requires approval by assistant national director of finance
- ie public utilities Eircom Bord Gais
- Grant to outside agencies payed in accordance with contract or agreement
- ie public utilities Eircom Bord Gais
- if required less than 30 days this requires approval by assistant national director of finance
- which ever is later
- HSE Standard payment terms to suppliers (traders) are 30 to 45 days from receipt of invoice or delivery of goods
- Prompt payment of PO or contract
- The legislation for budget holders
- Prompt payment of interest
- on payment grade level dose not apply
- Goods and services should be properly receipted on FIS
- These regulation permit price tolerance level of 2% or €25
- 1. Suppliers name and address
- INVOICES SHOULD CONTAIN THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION
- either through staff operating the procedures to ensure that invoices are received
- Budget holder is responsible for managing relationship with suppliers
- Information to appear on INVOICES
- If matching fails must be automatically through relevant staff member electronically
- A. PO + B. GRN + C. Invoice
- Three way match is
- Automatically approve for payment once three way match is achieved
- 2. automatically matched PO and GRN
- 1. received centrally within the shared service
- HSE should move quickly as possible through the following
- These controls at payment stage confirm that all stages are processed properly
- Signed off the satisfactory receipt are achieved and payment is in order once the proper payment request in received
- A. Approved expenditure via issue of PO or contract
- PURCHASING AND RECEIPT STAGES THE HSE HAS
- 1. Payment is not as fundamental as Purchasing and receiving
- Payment in general stages
- Payment clears the HSE of any liability to the supplier
- Then Authorised payment requests
- payment should only occur after proper sign off of receipt of goods or service or works
- Payment is the final stage of the purchase to pay process
- eg match invoice requisitions and GRN ie (what was received)
- The release of Payment following receipt and matching of a payment request
- The Definition of Payment Process
- Main Requirements
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- Mind Map on Purchase to pay part 1, created by cathal O Toole on 08/08/2018.
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