The cash register was invented on July 13, 1875 by David Brown and quickly gained popularity for settlements in both America and Europe. It is designed to register trade operations on a product and to print a sales receipt, which must indicate the price for the product and the date of sale. Such devices are used everywhere in stores, supermarkets and other retail chains.
Instructions
Step 1
When registering a small business, this apparatus is also used to fix expenses and income. The cashier's checks are then attached to the tax return as proof of the honesty and integrity of the private enterprise. To punch a check at the cash register, first turn on the cash register. If the display shows the inscription "Request", dial KZ BB. Correct date is on, press BB. Enter the current time and press BB. After all the operations carried out, the numbers 0.00 should light up. This means that the "Cashier" mode is on.
Step 2
Dial the amount (100 p 50k) - 1D - BB - = - BB. After that, generate a Z-report: KZ - 2B - BB, and then X-report: KZ - 1D - BB. Then press two times the reset (SB), and the check should be knocked out with the specified amount. This operation is standard and is performed when the cash register is first turned on. Depending on the model and manufacturer, the sequence of actions may be slightly different, but its essence remains the same.
Step 3
Before starting to work with the cash register, carefully read the instructions for its operation. As a rule, it should describe all the problems that a beginner may encounter. If something is not clear to you, consult with your colleagues at work - they will certainly help you cope with the difficulties that have arisen in you related to the execution of a particular trade operation.
Step 4
According to the generally accepted classification, cash registers are used in the service sector, in trade, in hotels and restaurants, for the sale of oil products and gas. They can also be autonomous, passive-system, active-system and fiscal registrars. The use of cash registers is regulated by Russian law. This is evidenced by the federal law No. 54-FZ of May 22, 2003 "On the use of cash registers in the implementation of cash payments and (or) payments using payment cards." Illegal use of the device imposes certain penalties on the enterprise.
