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Amit's balance on his bank account in the general ledger at the end of February 20X3 was $1,348 debit. The bank statement at the same date showed a $653 debit balance in the bank account. A bank reconciliation has been prepared that showed only two items: outstanding lodgements of $4,877 and unpresented cheques.
5. What will the balancing figure be for unpresented cheques in Amit's bank reconciliation statement? $_____
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Amit's balance on his bank account in the general ledger at the end of February 20X3 was $1,348 debit. The bank statement at the same date showed a $653 debit balance in the bank account. A bank reconciliation has been prepared that showed only two items: outstanding lodgements of $4,877 and unpresented cheques.
5. What will the balancing figure be for unpresented cheques in Amit's bank reconciliation statement? $_____
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Understanding cash and bank transactions is essential for mastering basic accounting. Practicing journal entries and learning how debits and credits work can make these concepts much easier to understand.
