Accountancy, asked by Avtarsingh2004, 10 months ago

what is difference between on cash and for cash

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Answered by ItzParth14

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Cash refers to the liquid legal tender in the form of currency notes in hand or balance in bank accounts that is available to you at any time. Money refers to only currency notes on hand. ... money on the other hand can be used for cash you have now or in the bank.

Answered by areejhunzla14

Cash refers to the liquid legal tender in the form of currency notes in hand or balance in bank accounts that is available to you at any time. Money refers to only currency notes on hand. Money on the other hand can be used for cash you have now or in the bank.

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