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What is s bank reconciliation statement? Give an ex where
the Bank book and d cash book will not reconcile?
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Answer Posted / chandra reddy
bank reconciliation statement is prepared uncommon
adjustments, to find out difference between passbook and
cash book.
bank charges, cheques issues but not cleared, cheque
received but not entered, interest,
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