POLICY: Petty Cash transactions should be restricted to disbursements of a non-occurring
nature and or which must be paid immediately and for which payments by check is not practical. It should be limited to a reasonable amount, not to exceed $250. PROCEDURE: 1. To the extent possible, petty cash disbursements should be made only by the General Cashier. In the event that another cashier, outside of the General Cashier, disburses Petty Cash, it should be presented to the General Cashier in a timely manner, no later than 3 days. 2. All petty cash disbursements are to be supported by a properly prepared Petty Cash Slip, which must be written in ink and approved by the responsible department head authorizing the expenditure. A valid original, itemized receipt must be attached to the Petty Cash Slip. Lack of receipt will be considered a shortage. 3. Petty Cash may not be used for the following expenses: Payroll, Bonus, Cash Advances, Travel and Entertainment, or any other item typically reimbursable via expense report. 4. The General Cashier, upon reimbursement of Petty Cash, should cancel the slip and receipt to prevent reuse. 5. No less than once per week, the General Cashier will submit a request for reimbursement of petty cash in accordance with the Invoice Processing policy. The Controller and General Manager must verify that the requested amount balances to the total petty cash disbursements and cancelled petty cash vouchers and receipts. The review must be evidenced by signature, and dated on the reimbursement date. 6. Petty Cash reimbursement requests should not span multiple months. If a PCR has receipts from more than one month, a separate request should be completed for each month. Petty Cash should be recorded in the month, for the month, or accrued as such for end of month. 7. The Petty Cash reimbursement check will be cut via Managers Check and made payable to the Hotel, not the employee. 8. The Property Accountant will email a copy of the PCR Managers Check, Petty Cash Reimbursement Cover Sheet, and all supporting documentation to the Corporate Accountant the day the petty cash is reimbursed. Failure to do so, may result in the check being returned (dishonored) by the bank.