You can use a petty cash account for small, everyday purchases like groceries, parking charges, and petrol. Record the money you add and any payments you make. This helps you track your spending and check the balance you have left.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| From | The bank account you're transferring the opening petty cash balance from, for example, your current account. |
| Amount | The amount you want to transfer. |
| To | Your petty cash bank account. |
| Date | The date of the transfer. |
| Reference | A reference for the transaction. |
| Description | The details for the transaction. |
| Department | The department for the transaction, if you use one. |
| Bank | Date | Ref | N/C | Details | Net | T/C | Tax |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1230 | Date | Ref | 7304 | Parking Charge | 10.00 | T9 | 0.00. |
When your petty cash balance runs low, you can top it up from the till or your current bank account.
To do this, record a bank transfer. Refer to the first section, Record the petty cash opening balance.
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