Question 1· Petty cash and the imprest system· JAMB
JAMB Accounts (Principles of Accounts) questions: Petty cash and the imprest system
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Question 2· Petty cash and the imprest system· JAMB
A petty cash float of ₦15,000 is kept on the imprest system. During the month ₦3,200 was spent on postage, ₦4,800 on transport and ₦2,500 on cleaning. The reimbursement at the end of the month is
Explanation and discussionQuestion 3· Petty cash and the imprest system· JAMB
The person responsible for the petty cash book is the
Explanation and discussionQuestion 4· Petty cash and the imprest system· JAMB
Under the imprest system, the amount held by the petty cashier at the start of each period is
Explanation and discussionQuestion 5· Petty cash and the imprest system· JAMB
A petty cash imprest of ₦20,000 was kept. At the end of the week ₦5,500 remained. The amount needed to restore the imprest is
Explanation and discussionQuestion 6· Petty cash and the imprest system· JAMB
The petty cash book is a book of
Explanation and discussionQuestion 7· Petty cash and the imprest system· JAMB
The petty cashier receives the float from
Explanation and discussionQuestion 8· Petty cash and the imprest system· JAMB
From an imprest of ₦12,000, payments were stamps ₦2,000, fuel ₦5,500 and cleaning ₦1,500. How much is left?
Explanation and discussionQuestion 9· Petty cash and the imprest system· JAMB
A petty cash float of ₦20,000 has ₦3,500 left. The amount reimbursed is
Explanation and discussionQuestion 10· Petty cash and the imprest system· JAMB
The analysis columns of a petty cash book help to
Explanation and discussionQuestion 11· Petty cash and the imprest system· JAMB
Under the imprest system, the petty cashier is reimbursed with
Explanation and discussionQuestion 12· Petty cash and the imprest system· JAMB
The petty cash book is usually balanced
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