Most company expenses are paid by check but every once in a while a company incurs an expenses under $20 that needs to be paid quickly or without the hassle of issuing a check request (this process can take several hours). A petty cashier has a small amount of cash, usually $50, and is responsible for issuing this money and logging the expenses in a ledger. If the money gets too low, they replenish the balance by issuing a check request or requesting money from the primary accountant. And finally, a petty cashier needs to make sure the money is safe from theft. Only the petty cashier and his/her supervisor should know where the key is located (it should be far away from the lock box).
2006-07-23 02:27:33
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answered by Anonymous
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Petty Cash!
2006-07-23 00:14:26
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answered by old dude 5
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Petty cash is a reserve of cash set aside for replenishment of funds for cash registers, or for small item office needs, or to make change, or for various staff needs. It involves keeping track of receipts and pay-outs and then is usually replaced accordingly. Perhaps you are the person designated to oversee this surplus.
2006-07-23 00:18:20
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answered by riverhawthorne 5
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Flirting and sometimes store owners
think that the pretty cashiers attract customers.
And the more customers they get the more money.
2006-07-23 00:16:08
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answered by Jackpot 2
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problematic subject. try searching into google or bing. that will can help!
2015-04-27 21:07:14
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answered by Marla 2
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