Ans 3.
Bank Reconciliation Statement of Doug's Sky Diving Supply | ||
As of 30th June | ||
Particulars | Plus Items | Minus Items |
Balance as per Books | 9,265 | |
Add: Outstanding Check (Checks Issued but not presented for payment) [241+67+597] | 905 | |
Add: Credit of Interest earned in the bank but not entered in account books | 16 | |
Less: Deposits in Transit (Amount Deposited but not yet collected at bank) [229+4111] | 4,340 | |
Less: Service Charges Debited by Bank not entered in Books | 98 | |
Less: Not Sufficient Fund Check charged by bank but not entered in Books | 412 | |
Less: Check paid of 454 mistakenly entered in Account Books as 445 (difference being adjusted) | 9 | |
10,186 | 4,859 | |
Balance as per Bank Statement | 5327 |
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