Follow the steps to successfully complete the form.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in the online editor.
2. Fill out the cashier's name and telephone number in the designated fields to ensure proper identification and contact information.
3. Enter the location and office symbol that pertains to the cash count you are conducting. This information is critical for tracking and accountability purposes.
4. In the denominations section, record the number of bills for each denomination (one hundred, fifties, twenties, tens, fives, and ones). Be precise to ensure accurate financial reporting.
5. Next, enter the total amount for each denomination you recorded above. Use the designated fields for this, ensuring the amounts are correct.
6. Do the same for coins, filling in the number of coins and the total amounts for each type (fifty cents, twenty-five cents, ten cents, five cents, and one cent).
7. Calculate and input the total cash on hand, as well as any uncashed treasury checks and unvouchered receipts, including interim receipts (SF 1165) that are on hand.
8. Document any reimbursement checks due from treasury in the respective field, ensuring it reflects the accurate amount.
9. Sum all accounted amounts and enter it in the total accounted for field, followed by the total imprest fund advanced.
10. Indicate the security precautions taken, selecting from the options provided (locked cashbox, combination lockbox, key locking cabinet, combination lock cabinet).
11. Respond to the question regarding interim receipts that are more than five working days old and provide any necessary explanations in the comments section.
12. Have the cash count performed by someone, capturing their signature and office symbol to validate the count.
13. Finalize the form by having it completed by the financial director or designee, noting the reimbursements received and the turnover, ensuring it aligns with the relevant handbook guidelines.
14. Once all fields are filled out, review the form for any inaccuracies. Save your changes, and consider downloading, printing, or sharing the completed form for your records.

Complete your GSA Form 2094 online today to ensure accurate financial reporting.