Cash Equivalents More than 12 months – Long-term investment
- Parang or mukhang pera
- Short-term = 3 months or less Petty Cash Fund - highly-liquid (hindi risky) investments - Readily convertible into cash - is money set aside to pay small expenses which - SO NEAR (sobrang lapit na) their maturity they cannot be paid conveniently by means of check present insignificant risk of changes in value - petty = small because of changes in interest rates - INCLUDED IN CASH ACCOUNT under CASH - NOT MEDIUM OF EXCHANGE, THUS, IT IS AN FUND INVESTMENT - Highly liquid = kailangan mong tignan kung saan Imprest System ka magiinvest para malaman kung highly liquid = - one employee will deposit all the receipts for naginvest ka sa mga company na hindi malulugi the day within 3 months - when the company has expenses, it will use -NO MATURITY DATE – IGNORE = DI KASALI CHECK, funded by the money deposited in the bank Commercial Paper - all cash collections are kept intact and deposited in the bank - similar with treasury bills but issued by - all cash disbursements are made through checks companies instead of BSP Imprest Fund System Money Market Instrument - pinagsasamasama lahat ng expenses bago - invest yung money sa highly liquid na irecord yung expense companies Fluctuating Fund System WALANG RECLASSIFICATION - everytime there is a movement in the fund, - Kung binili mo siya as long term investment rinerecord na agad hindi na siya pwedeng ilipat sa Cash Equivalents na short tem investment lang Petty Cash Custodian Redeemable Preference Share - siya ang tagahawak ng petty cash fund - Substance overform Petty Cash Memorandum Book - Share = wala dapat maturity date - From the time na ginawa ng corporation yun, - maintained by the Petty Cash Custodian nilagyan nila ng maturity date - record the expenses throughout - In form = share Establishment of the Fund (1st step) - In substance = liability = dahil may maturity date - company – gagawa ng check – magiging bills Cash and coins – magkakaroon na ng petty cash fund - medium of exchange - Debit: Petty Cash Fund = Credit: Cash in Bank - wala or di tataas yung value kung hindi iiinvest Replenishment of the Petty Cash Fund Excess Cash - Request for new check to replenish the Petty - investments Cash Fund - Petty cash custodian – makikipag-usap sa 3 months – Cash Equivalent accounting office or treasury – hihingi ng checke pang replenish ng petty cash fund – dala ni petty More than 3 mos but not more than 12 mos – Short cash custodian yung kanyang petty cash term investment memorandum book kasama yung mga receipts Over Entry and vouchers - Debit: Petty Cash Fund = Credit: Cash Overage Recording of Expenses *Palitan lang ng CASH IN BANK yung PETTY CASH FUND - YOU DO NOT RECORD IT AS IT OCCURS kapag IMPREST FUND SYSTEM yung gamit - Iniintay mo na dumami sila = kung sampung * Cash Shortage/Overage – suspense or TEMPORARY beses kang namalengke, hindi mo irerecord ng account = iimbestigahan pa = yung naka credit ay sampung ulit, but rather, isang beses lang at idedebit din later on para ma-cancel, and vice versa sama-sama na - IRERECORD SIYA THE MOMENT NA *Kung hindi malaman kung ano yung reason sa Shortage MAGREREPLENISH NG PETTY CASH FUND or Overage = Miscellaneous Expense/Income yung pair ng suspense account Dala dala mo yung expenses na kapalit nung *Kung kasalanan ni custodian = Payable to Custodian – naka-debit na petty cash Overage = Receivable to Custodian – Shortage fund sa establishment
Credit na Cash in Bank
dahil bibigyan ka nga ng check to replenish the petty cash fund
End of Reporting Period
- Fluctuating Fund System – no entry = since
updated ang record dahil nga laging ineentry everytime may movement - Imprest Fund System – dahil hindi inabutan ng replenishment (dahil nga sa replenishment palang marerecord yung expenses) = therefore, irerecord yung mga naiwan = MAY ADJUSTING ENTRY
Hindi siya Cash in Bank
dahil hindi ka naman humingi ng bagong check, sadyang kailangan lang i- update yung expenses at sumakto na hindi mo pa need magpa-replenish ng Petty Cash Fund.