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What does a cashbook look like?
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kashmir

A cashbook is like spreadsheet where you write down every time money comes in or goes out. It has columns for the date, what the money was for, and how much it was. It can be as simple as a notebook or a spreadsheet, but there are a lot of software options out there.

larry

It's basically a table with two main columns. One column to track expenses, and the other to track incoming cash. Each transaction would have a date and a quick description of what the money was used for. It's the income/expenses record for cash payments and receipts.

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