On December 31st, the cheque book balance of Bob's Burgers Ltd. was $1,301.31. The bank statement balance was $1,670.26. Cheques outstanding were $3,152.88. The statement revealed a deposit in transit of $2,815.35 as well as a bank service charge of $112.88. The company earned interest income of $44.30. Complete a bank reconciliation for Bob's Burgers Ltd. $1,332.73 $1,968.23 $1.514.04 $1,345.61 $1,414.19 $1,896.66 $1.269.89 $2.454.19

On December 31st, the cheque book balance of Bob's Burgers Ltd. was $1,301.31. The bank statement balance was $1,670.26. Cheques outstanding were $3,152.88. The statement revealed a deposit in transit of $2,815.35 as well as a bank service charge of $112.88. The company earned interest income of $44.30. Complete a bank reconciliation for Bob's Burgers Ltd. $1,332.73 $1,968.23 $1.514.04 $1,345.61 $1,414.19 $1,896.66 $1.269.89 $2.454.19

Intermediate Accounting: Reporting And Analysis

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Chapter6: Cash And Receivables

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 10RE: On December 1 of the current year, Jordan Inc. assigns 125,000 of its accounts receivable to...

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