Uses of the petty cash book: Difference between revisions
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It is sometimes possible to receive payments into petty cash again for small amounts - for example a staff member buying [[Postage stamp|postage stamps]] for personal use or a [[charity]] receiving a cash [[donation]]. | |||
Latest revision as of 03:43, 5 May 2026
The petty cash book shows purchases of low value items (like up to £25) usually paid for in cash from a small amount of money held on an organisations premises called petty cash. The uses of this may be:
- stationery items
- small office supplies
- window cleaning
- travel expenses incurred on behalf of the business (bus, rail and taxi fares etc.)
- food and drink expenses incurred on behalf of the business
- postage
- tips and donations
It is sometimes possible to receive payments into petty cash again for small amounts - for example a staff member buying postage stamps for personal use or a charity receiving a cash donation.