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WorksheetsAccounting Fundamentals Cash Controls
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Money in the form of bills or coins
debit card
cash
bank account
pocket change
assets which can be turned into cash in a short period of time
supplies
cash equivalent
debit card
procedures which monitor the process of receiving and distributing cash
receipts
invoices
cash controls
checks
procedures which are considered to be the most effective
best practices
cash controls
GAAP
IFS
place money in a bank
check
withdraw
IFT
deposit
take money out of a bank
withdraw
deposit
debit card
petty cash
transactions which require two people to complete
best practices
petty casg
dual control
cash control
process of verifying the bank statement amounts match company cash amounts
accounts receivable
bank reconcilliation
balance sheet
trial balance
cash received and recorded by the company not yet recorded by the bank
deposit
withdrawal
deposits in transit
overstatement of account
checks recorded in the company's cash account but not yet recorded (“cleared”) by the bank
outstanding checks
deposits in transit
overstatement of account
reconsilliation
fees charged by the bank for common account activities
overdraft fee
NSF Fee
bank service charges
interest
checks not deposited by the bank because the account of the check writer did not have enough funds
overdraft fee
NSF check
bank service charges
interest
money a bank gives the company based on its bank account balance
service charge
NSF check
interest
bonus
cash on hand to use for small expenses which do not require checks or credit cards
asset
credit
debit
petty cash
money being exchanged between businesses and customers electronically
assetA
Accounts Receivable
EFT
Accounts Payable
