what term is used when petty  cash fund is issued?
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disbursement\n\nas in you are disbursing cash for something to be purchased
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M.O's removethe cash right away so it shouldnt matter if its beem cashed, cause the money is outta your account right away.\n\nPart 2...If you try to coat your stomoach with milk before you drink beer....you throw up.  Beer and milk CURD up together.  I thought it would work too...but apparently not.
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Pretty much that way now. I try and keep some cash in my pocket but only use it for small stuff - I have not written a check in over 2 years.
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"s125" probably stands for "Section 125 Plan", commonly known as a cafeteria plan.  It would be the amount of money that you had deferred out of you paycheck and put into some kind of employee benefit plan.  The amount deferred would probably be "before tax" dollars.  It could be money you had deferred for health insurance, for a flexible spending account, or another employee benefit.
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It doesn't matter where the funds are from.  The account is what is restrained.  If you get the check issued directly to you and cash it out then you'll get to keep it, but once it's in the account it's just "your" money and there's no difference between it and any other money even if there is no "other" money in the account.  \n\nThe only way to protect the check is not to have it put into the account.
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CASH CASH CASH CASH CASH CASH CASH CASH CASH CASH....
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It's a chain letter. I believe they're illegal in most places in the U.S., so you might want to consider that before you decide this is your path to financial success.
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Cash usually refers to money in the form of liquid currency, such as bills or coins.\n\n[edit]\nEtymology\nThe word comes from kaasu in the Indian language Tamil. Early Chinese money was called Cash. The 1 Kuan Ming note from the Ming Dynasty (1368-1399) is one of the earliest suriving examples of paper currency, and was equivalent to 100 Cash.\n\n[edit]\nUsage\nCash can also refer to checks, money orders, cashier's checks, bank drafts, or traveler's checks. In all these forms, the term indicates the most liquid form of assets, which have a fixed value and can be easily converted to currency. "Cash pay" (as opposed to, e.g., stock options) would almost always be in the form of a check or bank deposit — but the employee can easily get cash per se from the bank.\n\nAs a verb, "to cash" an item (such as a check) denotes exchanging the item for cash.
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Yeah, whoever said that once the $$ is in your bank its just considered $$ is right.  They won't take it out of your child support check, but once its in the bank its fair game.\n\nMy suggestion is not leaving any money in the bank until you can find a way to work out payments.  Just cash your check or get an account at another bank if you have to.  But I am not totally sure that the atty won't find the other bank account.  Keeping the $$ out of the bank is the best way to secure it and keep it in your posession.
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a cancelled Check? LMAO
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mapquest-check cashing
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Its legal.  Its probably not a good business practice.  Let me explain why.\n\nThe laws of most states define a "bad check" as a check which is given to another party ith the presumption that the check is immediately valid.  In other words, when the issuer of the check hands over the check, the implied promise is that the check is valid.  This is based on the date of the check.  If the check is post-dated, and the person accepting the check accepts it as payment of goods, then it is not a "bounced check".  In other words, the laws governing collection of an insufficient funds check often change radically.\n\nIn most jurisdictions, accepting a post-dated check means that you have entered into a contract to pay.  If the check doesn't clear, for any reason, you may have recourse through the civil courts, but only for the amount of the check, and a few incidential fees.  Nothing like the criminal penalties that apply to issuing a worthless check at the time of sale.\n\nFor more detailed information, you need to consult an attorney licensed in your state.  For the name of an attorney, contact your local or state bar association for a referral.
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Each state's treasureres office has a website of money turned over to them.\n\nfor MA try:  http://abpweb.tre.state.ma.us/abp/abp.htm
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It is an order issued by the court after a reversal of judgement.  It states that the sheriff must restore the disputed item to the defendant, or the proceeds if it was sold.
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Banks process all deposits in batches, usually run overnight. This is when the availability of funds is verified.  They give you the benefit of the doubt as soon as you deposit the money, however. This means that you can write a check against it but can't get cash. That's why we often see a "balance" and an "available balance" that differ. Hope that made sense, I was a bank teller for a few years in college.
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If by consolidated you also mean "abbreviated" this is different because it only highlights the inflows and outflows of cash.  It shows the changes between two years of financial statements and is typically used for loan requests under $500K.