The following details are found in the incomplete bank reconciliation statement of Phillip Company for the month ended September 30, 2021: Notes receivable of the customer collected and deposited in the bank- 250,000 Service Charge- 35,000 Interest Income on Deposits- 25,000 Deposits in Transit- 250,000 Outstanding Checks- 350,000 Balance per cash ledger- 725,000 Check of Phillip erroneously charge by the bank to Phillipa - 57,800 What is the reconciled cash to be reported by Phillip Company?

The following details are found in the incomplete bank reconciliation statement of Phillip Company for the month ended September 30, 2021: Notes receivable of the customer collected and deposited in the bank- 250,000 Service Charge- 35,000 Interest Income on Deposits- 25,000 Deposits in Transit- 250,000 Outstanding Checks- 350,000 Balance per cash ledger- 725,000 Check of Phillip erroneously charge by the bank to Phillipa - 57,800 What is the reconciled cash to be reported by Phillip Company?

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