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The imprest account is a petty cash account.
Imprest Account in under loan and advance group
no we don't have any other system other than imprest system
Petty cash us cash held in the form of coins and notes. It is used to pay the small incidental expenses incurred by a business. Imprest system which is based on a pre-set float being maintained the imprest amount.
An imprest account is an account which allows the sum of money to be given as an advance payment to someone to carry out an expenses as the case may be. This type of account is usually retired in which the person who spent the money will analyse how the money was spent.
There are many advantages of imprest system. One is that the cash is limited so the chances of losing money are limited. This type helps in managing and accounting for petty cash.
Crossword answer: GAOLThis is the formal British spelling of jail and is pronounced the same way.
The "ed" at the end of "pushed" is pronounced as "t" in American English and "d" in British English. So in American English, "pushed" would be pronounced as "pusht," and in British English, it would be pronounced as "pusht."
It is pronounced the same way as 'flower'.
football/soccer either one
In British English, "pure" is pronounced as /pjʊə(r)/ or "pyoor."
It's the same in British English as it is in North American English, but it's pronounced "shedule."