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garri49 [273]
3 years ago
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Is it bad to pick up chicks in a dungeon?

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Semmy [17]3 years ago
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Yes you shouldn't pick anything or anyone one up in a dungeon
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The cancellation of vouchers by treasurer personnel

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The treasurer is the person that disbursed funds to vendors for services rendered. He is tasked with cross checking if payments are duplicated.

To avoid this it is best to have the treasurer personnel cancel vouchers that have been paid.

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Feb 1   Cash                           $25,000

         Notes payable                                                $25,000

 

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4 To record money lent to customer

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Calculation

Amount purchased - amount remaining on   hand

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