appointment. Help Jim reconcile Remington's Auto Clinic's checkbook and bank balance according to the following: bank statement balance, $19,000; checkbook balance, $22,385,330; interest earned, $4,200; deposits in transit, $100,950 and $22,379,200; ATM card fees, $1,200; outstanding checks-Number 10189, $59,290; Number 10192, $15,560; Number 10193, $23,400; and Number 10194, $12,570. Remington's checkbook balance Add: Subtotal Deduct: Reconciled balance BANK RECONCILIATION Bank balance Add: Subtotal Deduct: Reconciled balance.

appointment. Help Jim reconcile Remington's Auto Clinic's checkbook and bank balance according to the following: bank statement balance, $19,000; checkbook balance, $22,385,330; interest earned, $4,200; deposits in transit, $100,950 and $22,379,200; ATM card fees, $1,200; outstanding checks-Number 10189, $59,290; Number 10192, $15,560; Number 10193, $23,400; and Number 10194, $12,570. Remington's checkbook balance Add: Subtotal Deduct: Reconciled balance BANK RECONCILIATION Bank balance Add: Subtotal Deduct: Reconciled balance.

Principles of Accounting Volume 1

19th Edition

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Author:OpenStax

Publisher:OpenStax

Chapter7: Accounting Information Systems

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1EB: For each of the following, indicate if the statement reflects an input component, output component,...

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