Cash in Hand and Cash at Bank
Principles of Accounts · Secondary 3 · Accounting for Cash and Trade Receivables · 2.º Período

Cash in Hand and Cash at Bank

Students learn the internal controls over cash and the recording of cash transactions. They will understand the importance of maintaining accurate cash records.

MOE Syllabus OutcomesMOE POA Syllabus Section 4.1: Cash ManagementMOE POA Syllabus Section 4.2: Cash Book

About This Topic

Students learn the internal controls over cash and the recording of cash transactions. They will understand the importance of maintaining accurate cash records.

Key Questions

  1. Why is internal control over cash necessary?
  2. How are cash transactions recorded?
  3. What is a petty cash fund?

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