Kiting

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    lbi18
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    Okay, so in going over AUD 4, I got a little confused by kiting. I think I have an understanding now, but someone please tell me if I am wrong.

    Kiting occurs when the cash receipt date per the bank is BEFORE the disbursement date per the books (i.e. the cash receipt date per the bank is in Year 1 and the disbursement date per books is recorded in Year 2) That is what my understanding of kiting seems to be and it makes sense, so I was hoping someone can confirm this.

    Thanks!

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    lbi18
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    Or, is kiting when the receipt date per the receiving bank is before the disbursement date per the disbursing bank?

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    #409632
    Anonymous
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    Ha – I was just doing MCQs on Kiting….

    One example:

    Check kiting occurs when cash is fraudulently created through the transfer of money between banks. Insufficient funds checks are written and deposited among a series of banks and the float is used to “create” cash.

    Another example:

    Kiting occurs when transfers are made from one bank account to another, but the disbursing and receiving transactions are not recorded in the same time period.

    It looks like it's a bank to bank thing (not really book related), and fraud occurs with the timing between disbursing and receiving money transactions – i.e., Check numbers 202 indicates Kiting because it reveals a deposit recorded in a period (Dec 31) different from the disbursement (Jan 2).

    You are correct about: “Is kiting when the receipt date per the receiving bank is before the disbursement date per the disbursing bank?”

    Maybe someone else can confirm?

    #409633
    Anonymous
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    @future CFO – That is exactly what kiting is! This is why we audit the cash transfer schedule.

    #409634
    jasonrobbins
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    I'm so confused to how to read and interpret the bank transfer schedule…I ALWAYS get those questions wrong…can anyone help??? I'll give tons and tons of karma to you 😀

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    All another71 posts that include kiting issue:

    https://www.another71.com/cpa-exam-forum/search.php?q=kiting

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