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ABSTRACT Cash is a company’s most liquid asset and is also a resource necessary to carry out the company's operational activities. The existence of cash is very easy to transfer, so there is a high risk of misappropriation and abuse. Therefore, it is necessary to have good and transparent management so as not to have a bad influence on the company and interfere with the smooth operation of its operations. The purpose of this review is to evaluate the management of petty cash funds in an edu...

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