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Chapter 9, Problem 3.4SRE
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Indicate the option that does not require any adjustment to the financial records.
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Which of the following will NOT require an adjusting entry when reconciling the
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Interest earned
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Deposit of $770 recorded by the bank as $77.
O Check written for $73, but recorded by the company as $37.
O A returned $470 check recorded by the bank as $47.
Check written for $57, but recorded by the company as $75.
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