a | September 4 | No entry required | ||
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b | September 11 | No entry required | ||
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c | September 15 | No entry required | ||
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d | September 23 | No entry required | ||
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e | September 27 | No entry required | ||
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f | September 30 | Supplies Expense | 43 | |
Maintenance Expense | 81 | |||
Transportation-In | 33 | |||
Other Expenses | 46 | |||
Travel Expense | 119 | |||
Cash | 322 |
Note for understanding:
Petty cash expenses are recorded in the books only when the relevant receipts are submitted & the check are drawn.
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