Solution:
Particulars | Amount | |
Balance on bank statement | $2,608.87 | |
Additions: | ||
Deposits in transit | $322.54 | |
Deductions: | ||
Outstanding checks | $861.40 | |
Adjusted Statement balance | $2,070.01 | |
Balance in checkbooks | $1,865.81 | |
Additions: | ||
Payroll deposit | $220.00 | |
Deductions: | ||
Service Charge | $15.80 | |
Adjusted Checkbook balance | $2,070.01 |
< Notes Bob Albrecht received his bank statement on July 5 showing a balance of $2,608.87....
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