Change Fund definition

Change Fund means the normal change fund for each Store in the amount maintained in the ordinary course of business consistent with past practice, as set forth on Schedule 2.1(e).
Change Fund means the cash used for making change.

Examples of Change Fund in a sentence

  • Change fund verification consists of verifying that the cash drawer contains the amount shown on the change fund documentation, after adjusting for any sales proceeds or receipts on the day of verification.

  • Change fund procedures must be in compliance with CSUSB campus Cash Handling Policy.

  • Officers have agreed with partners to target public donations into the Big Change fund and to reinforce messages of not giving to individuals on the street as lockdown ends, but to support Big Change which can provide funds for deposits.

  • Change fund liquidated by June 30th every year and reactivated September each year.

  • Change fund custodians must certify in writing that their funds are present at the time of the cash verification.


More Definitions of Change Fund

Change Fund means the cash on hand as normally maintained in the safe and registers of the Stores.
Change Fund is hereby deleted in its entirety and replaced as follows:
Change Fund means the cash on hand at each Store equal to $1,200.00.
Change Fund means the normal change fund for each of the Stores, including all funds normally maintained by Seller in each cash register drawer used in the Business.
Change Fund means a separate amount of money kept at the court in a secure manner used solely to provide for the exchange of larger denominations into smaller denominations for cash drawers, lock boxes, locking cash bags, safe/vault used in the daily operations of the court.
Change Fund means a specific amount of cash set aside for making change during cash collections activities.
Change Fund means a fund specifically designated for use in making change for customers.