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Answer Posted / pradeep gunuguntla
BRS is stands for Bank Reconciliation statement.
it is prepared to ascertain the causes of the differences
between the balance as per the bank column of the cash book
and balance as per pass book. it is prepared by the customer
of the bank.
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