Exacompta Guildhall Casebound Petty Cash Book 298x152mm T272 1810
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GHT272
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The 80 page Exacompta Guildhall Petty Cash Book is the secure and high quality way to keep all your petty cash records in one place. Sized to be kept in the petty cash drawer, this book is precision ruled with 1 debit and 7 credit columns to comply with even the most demanding of professional standards. Made from high quality paper, the pages of this book prevent ink show-through leaving you free to write on both sides of the paper.
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- The 80 page Exacompta Guildhall Petty Cash Book is the secure and high quality way to keep all your petty cash records in one place. Sized to be kept in the petty cash drawer, this book is precision ruled with 1 debit and 7 credit columns to comply with even the most demanding of professional standards. Made from high quality paper, the pages of this book prevent ink show-through leaving you free to write on both sides of the paper.
| 1 debit column and 7 credit columns |
| 41 feint ruled across each opening |
| 80 pages |
| 80 pages (40 sheets) |
| 80 pages of 95gsm ledger quality paper |
| 80 pages ruled one debit and seven credit. |
| 80 pages with 41 feint rules across each opening |
| 80 pre printed pages |
| Bound in Maroon |
| Bound in Red |
| Casebound hardback red vinyl cover |
| Casebound hardback red vinyl cover to withstand everyday use |
| Dimensions: 298 x 152mm (11-3/4 x 6 inch) |
| High quality paper protects against ink show-through |
| Individually shrink-wrapped |
| Leaf size: 298x152mm |
| Leaf size: 298x152mm. |
| Precision ruled |
| Precision ruled with 1 debit column and 7 credit columns |
| Ruled 1 debit and 7 credit |
| Ruled one debit and seven credit on 95gsm ledger quality paper to ensure that both sides can be written on in ink |
| Size: 280x152mm |
| Traditionally sewn in sections to ensure that the pages lay completely flat, making it easier to write entries, and tamper-proof, as it is impossible to remove a page without destroying the integrity of the binding |