Accounts Receivable and Cashiers
…the following administrative procedure. Cash Receipts – All cash receipts, without exclusion, should be deposited the sooner of weekly or when cash receipts total $500, into a University of Toronto…
…the following administrative procedure. Cash Receipts – All cash receipts, without exclusion, should be deposited the sooner of weekly or when cash receipts total $500, into a University of Toronto…
…and Clear Refundable Deposits and Refunds 2022 2022 Topics December 2022 REMINDER: December 2022 Holiday Payment Schedule REMINDER: Holiday Closing -Deposits to Cashier’s Officer FIS Course Schedule and Registration (January…
…to be deposited to the imprest account it should be deposited with the Cashier, crediting the appropriation account charged with the original payment. See Deposits with the Cashier. Avoiding Duplicate…
…the following: bank credit/debit notes, bank deposit slips, bank drafts, bank reconciliations, bank statements, cashier’s reports, electronic transfers, internal cash receipts deposit forms, incoming wire transfer forms, and subordinate bank…
An accountable advance is a cash payment to an individual to cover future expenditures after all other University payment options have been examined. Generally, accountable advances should only be approved…
…Financial Officers on March 10, 2006. Forms Following are specific forms commonly used in performing the cashier / banking function: Direct Bank Deposit – PDF ; Excel Internal Cash Receipts…
…available which allow departments to accept debit/credit card payments: Tele-Deposit – manual deposits slips are no longer accepted by the University’s bank. As an alternative, a Tele-Deposit arrangement can be…
…new Broader Public Sector (BPS) Guidelines. Cash Deposit What items do I need to verify when preparing a deposit? ~ What are the most common deposit errors? ~ How many…
…or credit cards As with cash, debit cards or credit cards eliminate bad debt risk. They carry the added benefit of minimizing cash on hand thereby avoiding the associated risks….
…requirement to carry cash. This has safety implications for the individual traveller and cash flow implications for the University. The Travel and Hospitality Card is the most cost effective method…