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As we know, petty cash is a small number of funds that is kept aside to pay for small expenses for example office expenses, stationery expenses, etc. The amount is so small that the company or business does not want to bother itself by writing a check for it, and wants to meet the expenses through cash only.
Now, if you are using QuickBooks as your accounting software, then you will be able to set up, track, and manage the petty cash, and its usage in QuickBooks itself. With the help of the below writing, we assure to guide you through the process of setting up and tracking the petty cash in QuickBooks.
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You can follow the below steps in the same order to set up the petty cash account in the QuickBooks:
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Once you are done with the process of setting up the Petty cash account in QuickBooks, you need to be aware of the tips and tricks of managing it as well. Let us look at the various aspect of managing the Petty cash account in QuickBooks.
For taking the cash out from the petty cash account, you need to record it on a paper slip for each and every transaction. The paper slip should detail who, when, and for what purpose the money was taken. For recording the journal entry, cash out should be recorded as the expense and petty cash as the payment account.
The petty cash account should be reconciled on a daily basis to avoid any hassle and mistake and also for the easy recording of the transaction, after that you can move your paper slips for long-term record keeping because all the transactions will already be there in the QuickBooks.
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Setting up petty cash in QuickBooks is easy and can be done using the following steps:
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