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A business usually pays other parties by cheque, with information written on both the cheque itself and a corresponding cheque counterfoil. A deposit slip is filled out when depositing money including cash, cheques, and money orders into a bank account, with the depositor keeping a duplicate and the bank keeping the original. When a customer pays a business through various methods like cash, cheque, or credit/debit card, the business can provide a receipt, cash register receipt, or credit card slip to acknowledge receiving payment.
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Introduces different types of source documents used in business transactions.
Discusses cheque payments and the roles of payee and drawer in business money transactions.
Mentions cheques and their counterfoils as key financial documents.
Explains the purpose of a deposit slip in bank transactions, detailing information required for deposits.
Describes various payment methods and the issuance of receipts, slips depending on payment type.
Refers to the receipt document, emphasizing its importance in confirming transactions.
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- 1. SOURCE DOCUMENTS Different typesand uses
- 2. PAYMENTS TRANSACTIONS When thebusiness pays money they will usually pay by cheque. Payee Drawer
- 3. CHEQUE AND CHEQUECOUNTERFOIL
- 4. DEPOSIT SLIP A depositslip is filled in when you deposit money into your bank account. On this document you write down all the money (notes and), as well as cheques and money orders deposit into your account. You receive the duplicate, while the bank keeps the original deposit slip.
- 6. RECEIPTS A customer maypay a business either in cash, by cheque or by credit/debit card. To acknowledge the receipt of money from the customer the business can issue a receipt, cash register slip/receipt or a credit card slip depending on the method of payment.
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