Couponing is an advertising method where vouchers are distributed to consumers allowing discounts on merchandise or service purchased within a stated period of time. Couponing provides an incentive for increasing sales.
A Direct Charge Voucher (DCV) is a financial document used in accounting to record direct expenses incurred by an organization, facilitating efficient and accurate tracking of specific chargeable items to appropriate accounts or projects.
An imprest account is a simple yet effective means of controlling petty-cash expenditure, ensuring accountability, efficiency, and proper tracking of minor day-to-day business expenses.
A voucher register is a book or electronic record used to list vouchers, generally in chronological and numerical order. Vouchers are original documents serving as evidence for a business transaction.
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