The closing balance of petty cash book is considered as_________?

Correct answer: B. Asset

  • A. Liability
  • B. Asset
  • C. Expenses
  • D. Income

Explanation

The petty cash balance represents cash still held by the business, so it is a current asset. Petty cash payments are expenses, but the closing balance itself is not an expense.

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