A lockbox is a:
A) special safe used by a firm for overnight storage of any cash or undeposited checks.
B) special safe used by a firm that can only be opened at prespecified times of the day.
C) box located in a bank's vault that is rented by a firm and used to hold unprocessed checks.
D) special post office box which can only be opened by prespecified postal inspectors for direct delivery to the addressee.
E) post office box strategically located so that a firm's receivables can be collected faster.
Correct Answer:
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Q12: Adjustment costs is another name for which
Q13: Cash management primarily involves:
A)optimizing a firm's collections
Q14: Check kiting is:
A)used by most firms as
Q15: Which of the following should help reduce
Q16: Which of the following will reduce collection
Q18: The Presque Isle Center has branch operations
Q19: Disbursements float:
A)occurs when a deposit is recorded
Q20: Why do firms need liquidity?
I.to meet compensating
Q21: Cash concentration accounts:
A)tend to increase the funds
Q22: The main purpose of a cash concentration
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