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what is bank reconciliation statement?
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Answer / malaya2100
Bank Reconciliation Statement (BRS) is a statement showing
the causes of difference in Cash Book and Pass Book.
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Answer / sra1jay
It is a statement , shows the differences between Cash book bank column and Pass book . The reconciliation done when we have the Bank statement.
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Answer / raghuvstar@gmail.com
It is a concept of the matching between two data .
matching between as per cash book and Bank Book
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