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Bank reconciliation is a statement that is prepared in some
intervals like monthly, for showing the causes of why there
is mismatch between cash book and pass book.
The examples for Mismatch are:
Cheques issued but not cleared, cheques deposited but not
credited, interest on deposits which is credited by bank but
co. don't know, monthly expenditure which is paid through
banks but co. don't know, cheques deposited by outsiders and
credited but co. not having the information etc.
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Suppose My received Interest Income is 24934.59 And for the same time my Bank Charge total is 7785.19. Now the total Bank Charge will be deducted from Interest Income and the amount of (24934.59-7785.19)=17149.40 will be withdrawn to deposit in govt. Account.What will be the Journal Entry for 17149.40. Here, Already Bank Charge 7785.40 is Already Debited and 24934.59 is already credited in Journal.
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