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Cash Out of Till

Learn about Cash Out of Till in Marlin GTX trusted automotive software by Megabus.

Updated 30 October 2026

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Marlin GTX enables you to record cash taken from the till for small purchases such as amenities without affecting the till balance or end-of-day banking.

Entering a Cash Out of Till Payment

From the menu toolbar, select Main > Data Entry > Cash Out of Till.

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Enter your Cash Out of Till password to access the screen:

  • Select your Salesperson Code
  • Enter the Amount to be taken from the Till
  • If there is no GST associated with this payment (e.g. milk), overwrite the auto calculated GST amount with 0
  • Select an Expense from the shortcuts list or from the Account list
  • Enter the amount and then click on Finalise
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Default Cash Out of Till Expenses

From the menu toolbar, select System > Options.

Select the Payment Types tab and then the Cash Out of Till tab.

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Double-click on the first blank line to see the Modify Expense Details popup.

Select the Account Code from the dropdown list, enter a Description and Abbreviated Code, and then click on OK to Save.

Printing and Clearing Registers

From the menu toolbar, select Reports > Print Register Reports > Cashtill Register.

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If re-printing a previous Cashtill Register, tick the Reprint Register checkbox and select the register from the dropdown list.

Otherwise, just click on the Generate button to see current entries.

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On closing the report, you will be prompted to advise whether you wish to clear the register.

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Respond Yes or No as appropriate.