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A cash book is a financial record of all cash transactions that occur within a business. This includes receipts, payments, and withdrawals. The cash book is used to help track the business's overall financial position.
The cash book can be used to calculate the business's Cash Flow, track inventory levels and monitor financial performance. It can also be used to help make informed business decisions.
The following information is typically included in a cash book: date, transaction type, description of the transaction, amount, and source of the cash.
The cash book is updated each time a transaction occurs. This information is then used to produce Financial Statements and other reports.
The main benefits of using a cash book are that it helps businesses track their financial position, make informed business decisions, and improve their overall financial performance.
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