California Cash Assets On Hand At Beginning Of Account Period is the amount of cash held by the company on the date the accounting period begins. It includes all cash and cash equivalents such as cash in bank accounts, investments in money market accounts, short-term certificates of deposit, marketable securities, and cash in hand. It does not include accounts receivable or accounts payable, which are recorded as liabilities and assets, respectively. Types of California Cash Assets On Hand At Beginning Of Account Period include: — Cash in Bank Accounts: This includes both checking and saving accounts. — Investments in Money Market Accounts: These are liquid investments that offer a higher return than traditional savings accounts. — Short-term Certificates of Deposit: These are fixed-term investments that typically offer higher interest rates than traditional savings accounts. — Marketable Securities: These are investments in stocks, bonds, and other securities that are readily convertible into cash. — Cash in Hand: This is cash that is physically held by the company in a safe or other secure location.