The five parts of reconciliation typically include:
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Data Collection: Gathering all relevant financial records and documentation for comparison.
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Comparison: Analyzing and matching the collected data against another set of records, such as bank statements or internal financial reports.
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Identification of Discrepancies: Noting any differences or errors found during the comparison process.
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Resolution: Investigating and correcting the identified discrepancies to ensure accuracy in the financial records.
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Documentation and Reporting: Finalizing the reconciliation by documenting the process and outcomes, and reporting any significant findings to relevant stakeholders.
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