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School District of Altoona Dr. Connie A Billion, Superintendent809 7th St West Altoona, WI 54720 7158396032 7158396066 FAX www.altoona.k12.wi.usALTOONA BOARD OF EDUCATION Regular Meeting District

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How to fill out 1 general fund checks

1. Step 1: Gather necessary information. Collect details such as payee name, amount to be written on the check, date, and any additional notes.
2. Step 2: Open a checkbook or obtain a blank general fund check.
3. Step 3: Start by filling out the date in the designated space, using the proper format (e.g., MM/DD/YYYY).
4. Step 4: Write the payee's name on the line labeled 'Pay to the order of'. Ensure the name is accurate and matches the recipient's official name.
5. Step 5: In the box next to the dollar sign ($), write the amount of money to be paid in numbers, making sure it matches the written amount.
6. Step 6: On the line below the recipient's name, write out the amount in words, starting with the dollar amount, followed by the word 'and' and the cents (if applicable).
7. Step 7: If needed, include any additional notes or memos on the designated memo line.
8. Step 8: Verify all the information is correct and legible.
9. Step 9: Sign the check at the bottom right-hand corner using the authorized signer's name.
10. Step 10: Keep a record of the check by noting relevant details in a check register or financial system.

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1. Various organizations and individuals may need to fill out general fund checks, including:
2. - Businesses making payments to suppliers, vendors, or employees.
3. - Non-profit organizations issuing payments to cover expenses or provide funds to beneficiaries.
4. - Individuals paying bills or making payments to service providers.
5. - Government entities disbursing funds for public services or payments.
6. - Financial institutions or banks processing transactions.
7. - Anyone who needs to transfer funds securely and officially via a payment method.

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A general fund check is a payment issued from the general fund of an organization, typically used for operational expenses and disbursements.

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Organizations that manage a general fund, such as governmental entities or non-profits, are required to issue and file general fund checks.

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