Carl's Barbourshop Co. owns the following items: Cash in bank savings account $4,500 Cash on hand $1,000 Cash refund due from the Canada Revenue Agency $990 Chequing account balance $13,200 Postdated Cheques $2,000 What amount should Carl’s report as cash? Please explain for the answer/why the amount chosen

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1. Carl's Barbourshop Co. owns the following items:

Cash in bank savings account $4,500
Cash on hand $1,000
Cash refund due from the Canada Revenue Agency $990
Chequing account balance $13,200
Postdated Cheques $2,000

What amount should Carl’s report as cash?

Please explain for the answer/why the amount chosen for each.

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