1.
Introduction:
Petty cash: The petty cash fund is created by the organization to keep a small amount of cash in hand to meet up the small general expenses. Petty cash is more liquid than cash and cash equivalents.
The amount of cash that petty cash fund should hold before it is replenished.
2.
Introduction:
Petty cash: The petty cash fund is created by the organization to keep a small amount of cash in hand to meet up the small general expenses. Petty cash is more liquid than cash and cash equivalents.
To prepare: The
3.
Introduction:
Petty cash: The petty cash fund is created by the organization to keep a small amount of cash in hand to meet up the small general expenses. Petty cash is more liquid than cash and cash equivalents.
To prepare: The journal entry to increase the petty cash fund.

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