LeBaron Corporation’s identified deposits in transit (outstanding deposits) of $7,412in preparing to do its bank reconciliation. When doing the bank reconciliation, what should LeBaron do with the deposits in transit?
Question 6 options:
Add the deposits in transit to their cash balance. |
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Add the deposits in transit to the bank balance. |
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Subtract the deposits in transit from the bank balance. |
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Subtract the deposits in transit from their cash balanc |
When doing the bank reconciliation, LeBaron should Add the deposits in transit to the bank balance.
Correct answer is option 2.
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