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ACCA F3 Bank Reconciliations (b) Example 1
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Good day, What figure is used in the financial statements, the cash book balance or the bank statement balance?
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Sir can anyone “Credit Transfer” to my bank without my permission?
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Is direct debit not like an increase in our bank balance? Because ‘debit’ increases the cash balance? Respond
@chandhini, Respond?!!!!
A debit on the bank statement is a payment. Direct debits are automatic payments (and therefore a credit in the cash account).
@johnmoffat, If that is the logic,then how are credit transfers assumed to be a tranfsfer from our A/c instead of a trasnfer to our A/c?
@chandhini, *transfers
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They call it a credit transfer because you are transferring money to the credit of someone else’s account.
@chandhini, Direct debits are initiated by the person receiving the money from us – they simply tell our bank how much money that want out of our account.
Credit transfers are initiated by the person who is paying the money – we tell our bank to take the money out of our account and credit someone else’s account.
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