4.Debit balance as per cash book of Hopinks Co as on 30th April 2019 is $1500.Cheques deposited but not cleared amounts to $100, Cheques issued but not presented amounts to $150.The bank allowed interest amounting to $50 collected dividend of $50 on behalf of Hopinks Co and charged service charges of $75. Calculate the Balance as per Pass book.

4.Debit balance as per cash book of Hopinks Co as on 30th April 2019 is $1500.Cheques deposited but not cleared amounts to $100, Cheques issued but not presented amounts to $150.The bank allowed interest amounting to $50 collected dividend of $50 on behalf of Hopinks Co and charged service charges of $75. Calculate the Balance as per Pass book.

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