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Should you have a Cash Book?
The advantages of a cash book are:
- Reliable and proven method of recording all financial
transactions
- It can save a lot of money by allowing you to do quite a bit of
the work – work that normally your accountant would do
- If you have to pay GST or Vat or Sales
Tax then the cash book can be set up in such a way that these
amounts can be easily identified in its own column and easily
accounted for to the Tax Department.
- Possible to see how the business is going
on a month to month basis by looking through the cash book and
analysing the breakdown of income and expenses
The disadvantages of a cash book
are:
- If your GST or Vat or Sales
Tax is included fully on an invoice amount paid in
full then it is possible to calculate the figures from the
cash book alone.
- The writing up of a manual cash book is slightly outdated
because of the use of computerised software. Sometimes writi
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