imprest in English

noun

1

a fund used by a business for small items of expenditure and restored to a fixed amount periodically.

This statement outlines procedures for establishing and maintaining a departmental imprest checking account.

Use "imprest" in a sentence

1. Rules applicable to imprest administrators

2. Treasury management, including imprest accounts

3. Rules applicable to accounting officers and imprest administrators

4. Section 3 | Rules applicable to accounting officers and imprest administrators ... |

5. Such petty cash accounts shall be maintained on an imprest basis

6. (3) The imprest system is a form of financial accounting system.

7. Imprest administrators and persons empowered to administer accounts in the Union delegations

8. The most common imprest system is the petty cash system.

9. 5.4.23 Currently, $19,385 is recorded as the Mission’s imprest account.

10. Such petty cash accounts shall be maintained on an imprest basis.

11. 1 1 4 2 Special allowance for accounting officers and imprest account holders

12. Imprest accounts are held with local banks selected by a simplified tendering procedure.

13. Obviously, the proposals made here should apply mutatis mutandis to administrators of imprest accounts.

14. Imprest accounts may be of unlimited duration or limited to a specific period.

15. 1 1 4 5 Special allowance for accounting officers and administrators of imprest accounts

16. 20 Such-and-such, till the imprest expenses till 3000 money came to an end, fizzle out to need to continue to pay the imprest fee of at least 1000 money beforehand every time later.

17. The financial clerk was responsible for processing all payments and reconciliation of the imprest bank accounts

18. Properly staffed, properly supervised, well-controlled and more efficient 2004 day-to-day imprest account processing

19. Each centre has a petty cash fund or imprest account, sometimes involving large sums of money(7).

20. Full reconciliation with appropriate adjusting journal entries for all imprest accounts from February 2002 to December 2003

21. DG Budget, DG RELEX and DG DIGIT collaborated during 2006 to incorporate, as from 2007, the delegations' imprest accounts transactions into ABAC.

22. Includes information such as invoices, vouchers, ledgers and registers, imprest accounts, advisory, professional and technical services rendered to the Department, services to other institutions, statements, utilities, abstracts, bills of lading, cheque requisitions, contracts, credits to advances, purchase orders and requisitions including local, refunds, travel claims, travel advance and mileage allowances. Topics:

23. Includes information such as invoices, vouchers, ledgers and registers, imprest accounts, advisory, professional and technical services rendered to the Department, services to other institutions, statements, utilities, abstracts, bills of lading, cheque requisitions, contracts, credits to advances, purchase orders and requisitions including local, refunds, travel claims, travel advance and mileage allowances.