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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the petty cash policy template in the editor.
  2. Begin by reviewing the 'Policy Statement' section. Ensure you understand the responsibilities regarding security and control of the petty cash fund.
  3. In the 'Purpose and Use' section, fill in any specific details about how petty cash will be utilized within your department, ensuring compliance with outlined guidelines.
  4. Refer to the 'Prohibitions' section and confirm that your intended uses do not violate these rules. This is crucial for maintaining proper financial practices.
  5. Designate a 'Petty Cash Custodian' by entering their name in the appropriate field. This person will oversee fund management and must be approved by the Community Manager.
  6. Document each transaction as specified in the 'Documentation' section. Use our platform's features to attach receipts and maintain a detailed journal of expenses.
  7. Finally, complete the signature fields at the bottom of the form, ensuring all necessary approvals are obtained before finalizing.

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Clear and concise guidelines: Ensure your policy outlines the purpose of the petty cash fund, the staff members responsible, how expenses need to be recorded, and the approval process. Set spending limits: Make it clear how much every employee can spend from the fund and what they can use it for.
A petty cash policy is a set of guidelines and procedures that enforce controls on petty cash use and management. It is generally used to restock or purchase office supplies, postage, and minor repairs.
Administering Petty Cash and Cash Drawer Accounts All small amounts of cash funds should be locked in a box and kept in a secure place. Large sums of cash funds should be in a safe. Receipts should be given for all payments from petty cash. Funds should not be used for personal expenses.
Petty cash book or spreadsheet: track the funds cash balance. Write down all expenses paid with petty cash as well as any cash added to the account. General ledger record: the petty cash receipts are recorded as credits to the petty cash account, and debits to possibly several different expense accounts.
A cash handling policy has four main goals: Security: Protects funds from theft and fraud. Accuracy: Reduces errors and discrepancies in cash management. Compliance: Ensures the business adheres to tax and financial regulations. Accountability: Defines clear responsibilities for cash handlers and processes.
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All Petty Cash Funds must be stored in a secured device such as a safe or cash box in a locked cabinet. Only the Petty Cash Fund custodian should have keys to the box and cabinet. Funds should never be left unattended and unsecured. Funds within a box need to be locked and behind locked doors when not attended.
For funds on hand (such as petty cash or change funds), the custodian must ensure cash is kept in a secured place, such as a locked drawer or box. For funds deposited into a bank account (such as imprest or revolving funds), disbursements can occur by ATM or Debit Card usage.

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