nounmoney and notes, kept to pay small amounts but not deposited in the bank
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- cash in hand - The Free Dictionary
Noun, 1. cash in hand - assets in the form of money. finances, funds, monetary resource, pecuniary resource · assets - anything of material value or usefulness ...
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Definition of cash-in-hand: money and notes, kept to pay small amounts but not deposited in the bank.
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- Cash - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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- Paying tradesmen cash in hand morally wrong, says minister - BBC
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