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Maintain Work Areas
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vacuum:Chute where excess notes are sent
guard:Used to escort you to the bank
denomination:Arrange notes and coins in this order
float:Amount of money in cash draw at beginning of shift
pettycash:Used to make small purchases from, then recouped later
cashdraw:Secure location where takings are stored until end of shift
EFTPOS:Device used for processing non cash transactions
change:Given to customer after purchase if excess cash is given
tendered:Term used when given cash for payment of purchase
salestax:This was replaced by GST in 2000
ten:Current percentage of GST in Australia
income:Term for all forms of payment for a service given
credit:You are given this when you are permitted to leave without payment for an item
debtor:Term used for accounts owing to you
creditor:Term used for accounts owed by you
interest:Charged on overdue accounts
balance:End of day tally of money in cash draw
IOU:Note left when you intend to repay money borrowed
secure:Daily takings must be kept _________
change:Given in exchange for larger notes
ten:Notes are bound for banking in this grouping
layby:Service provided for the customer to pay off an item
floorlimit:The maximum amount of a card transaction before requiring approval
refund:Term used when item is returned for money.
Maintain Work Areas
Across:2. | The maximum amount of a card transaction before requiring approval | 4. | Chute where excess notes are sent | 8. | Amount of money in cash draw at beginning of shift | 9. | Current percentage of GST in Australia | 10. | You are given this when you are permitted to leave without payment for an item | 13. | Used to make small purchases from, then recouped later | 16. | Arrange notes and coins in this order | 17. | Daily takings must be kept _________ | 18. | Device used for processing non cash transactions | 20. | Term used when given cash for payment of purchase | 21. | Term used for accounts owing to you | 22. | Used to escort you to the bank |
| | Down:1. | End of day tally of money in cash draw | 3. | Given to customer after purchase if excess cash is given | 5. | Term used for accounts owed by you | 6. | Secure location where takings are stored until end of shift | 7. | Term for all forms of payment for a service given | 10. | Given in exchange for larger notes | 11. | Note left when you intend to repay money borrowed | 12. | Notes are bound for banking in this grouping | 14. | Charged on overdue accounts | 15. | Term used when item is returned for money. | 19. | This was replaced by GST in 2000 |
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Maintain Work Areas
Across:2. | The maximum amount of a card transaction before requiring approval | 4. | Chute where excess notes are sent | 8. | Amount of money in cash draw at beginning of shift | 9. | Current percentage of GST in Australia | 10. | You are given this when you are permitted to leave without payment for an item | 13. | Used to make small purchases from, then recouped later | 16. | Arrange notes and coins in this order | 17. | Daily takings must be kept _________ | 18. | Device used for processing non cash transactions | 20. | Term used when given cash for payment of purchase | 21. | Term used for accounts owing to you | 22. | Used to escort you to the bank |
| | Down:1. | End of day tally of money in cash draw | 3. | Given to customer after purchase if excess cash is given | 5. | Term used for accounts owed by you | 6. | Secure location where takings are stored until end of shift | 7. | Term for all forms of payment for a service given | 10. | Given in exchange for larger notes | 11. | Note left when you intend to repay money borrowed | 12. | Notes are bound for banking in this grouping | 14. | Charged on overdue accounts | 15. | Term used when item is returned for money. | 19. | This was replaced by GST in 2000 |
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PuzzleFast.com, Noncommercial Use Only