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Secure all funds properly. Document all movement (transfers) with receipts. Secure all cash transactions in a safe place. Give a receipt to every customer. Do not share safe combinations and passwords. Secure keys properly.
A transaction receipt must be offered to customers for each transaction. Cash should be placed into the cash drawer after the transaction is completed. Each transaction should be completed one at a time. The numerical amount on the check should be always verified against the written amount.
Doors should be locked at all times in areas where cash is handled. Large sums of cash should be counted and handled out of sight of the general public. Individuals should keep working cash funds to a minimum at all times. Excess funds should be in a locked device or deposited in the Cashiers Office.
With each deposit - Cash = Deposit = Credit to bank account. On a routine basis. Monthly, balance accounts as follows: Step 1 - Accept cash/checks/credit cards. Step 2 - Prepare deposit. Step 3 - Deposit cash. Step 4 - Reconcile deposits. Step 5 - Report losses.
The five principles of good cash handling are Stewardship, Accountability, Segregation of Duties, Physical Security, and Reconciliation.
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Cashiering also records receipts in the form of cash, checks, and credit cards. In addition to posting charges and credits, the Cashiering function checks a guest out of the property once final settlement has been received, and prepares and prints guest folios.
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.
Cash Operations: Cash operations functions allow cashiers to view short-term cash forecasts based on imported bank statements, monitor cash flow by navigating to rows, and manage bank transfers and outgoing payments with a verification process. Other daily tasks include notes, cash consolidation, missing cash, etc.

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