In older documents, also Kassa (immediate payment; cash; health insurance, public purse; cashier’s office; checkout counter; cash desk; money box)

In connection with a payment, the immediate settlement of a debt by cash (“per Kasse”; immediate payment). – The stock of payment instruments held by a business entity (cash resources). – Colloquially, an insurance policy that provides benefits in the event of illness, maternity and death, as well as for the early detection and prevention of diseases (health insurance). – Budgetary resources of the state (public purse). – In a bank, the room or counter where customer payments are processed (cashier’s office) – The place where, in the retail trade (CH: retail trade), a transfer of means of payment in the form of cash or by means of card takes place, usually connected with the packing table (checkout counter). – In the case of a department store, the signposted place where payment is accepted in exchange for handing over the goods (cash desk). – A container for storing money, cassette (money box, casket). – An entity organized under government or private law – such as a foundation, booster club – which, according to its articles of association, provides money for a permanent purpose, such as the granting of aid (benefits, financial aid) or scholarships. – A fund that accumulates and manages funds for specific purposes, such as in a company to celebrate a jubilee or in a government agency to help the poor (amen box). – See point of sale, bursary.

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