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My question is who would I put as the payee for the check for this part in my text book. It says wrote check number 10010 to City Credit Union for payment of amount due (City Credit Union in the Account/Category field: $110.35.

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In this case, the payee for the check is City Credit Union.

Explanation: The meaning of the payee is the person to whom some amount is to be paid. The person to whom some amount is paid is also called payee. It is given in the question that wrote check number 10010 to City Credit Union for payment of the amount due. Hence, it is clear that some amount is to be paid to City Credit Union and you have wrote check to City Credit Union, hence City Credit Union would be payee for the check.

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