Cash, in a financial context, refers to money in the form of physical currency (such as coins and banknotes) as well as the amount of funds available in checking accounts and other liquid assets that can be used for transactions. It represents a medium of exchange that individuals and businesses use to facilitate economic activities. In accounting and financial reporting, cash is considered one of the most liquid assets, meaning it can be easily accessed and used to meet immediate expenses or obligations.
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