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3 years ago

A company set up a petty cash fund with $800. The disbursements are as follows:

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Aleonysh [2.5K]3 years ago

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Answer: 1. B. Petty Cash

2. D. Petty Cash

3. D. Debit petty cash and credit cash

Explanation:

1. When creating the Petty Cash fund, Cash is credited because money is being removed from it. It is then put into the Petty Cash account hence a debit.

2. When taking money from Petty Cash, it is an asset and so is credited to reflect the outflow.

3. Similar to the transaction in question 1. You are taking money from cash account to.put in Petty Cash so the right procedure is to debit Petty Cash and credit Cash.

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