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Latest revision as of 23:03, 8 December 2014
When members pay dues in cash, it is important to provide a receipt to act as a record for both the member and the organization.
- Always begin by confirming the cash amount handed to you.
- Verbally confirm the member's intention. For example, if a member hands you $60, say, "You want to pay dues, and I owe you $10?"
- After the member has confirmed the payment, write a receipt to reflect the amount.
- On the receipt:
- Fill out the date of the payment on the "Date" line.
- Fill out the member's name on the "From" line.
- Fill out the amount on the "$" line.
- Include "Dues" and the appropriate month(s) on the "For" line.
- Put the amount in the "Paid" box.
- Check the appropriate payment method.
- Put your initials in the "By" line.
- Give the receipt copy and change to the member.