Cash balance as per company books on January 30 | 6,325 |
Bank service charges | -41 |
EFT Automatically deducted monthly, not yet recorded by Maxi | -700 |
An NSF check returned on a customer account | -425 |
Adjusted cash balance as per books on January 31 | $5,159 |
Third option is correct option.
Deposit in transit and Outstanding checks affect balance on as per bank, and hence these have been ignored.
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