ADMS 3585 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Cash Cash, Promissory Note, Commercial Paper

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Managing and controlling cash and accounts receivable are critical objectives for many companies. Key concerns relating to management and control of cash include: implementing appropriate internal controls, including regular bank reconciliations, minimizing idle cash. Key concerns relating to management and control of accounts receivable include: implementing appropriate internal controls, including appropriate credit policies, speeding up the collection cycle. Cash is reported as a current asset if it is readily available to pay current obligations and is free of restrictions. Cash consists of coins, currency, available funds on deposit at the bank, and petty cash: negotiable instruments such as money orders, certified cheques, cashier"s cheques, personal cheques, bank drafts, and usually savings accounts are viewed as cash. Post-dated cheques, travel advances, and stamps on hand are not classified as cash. Reporting cash needs special attention in the case of the following. Compensating balances: minimum cash balances maintained by a corporation in support of existing borrowings.

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