Dani signed a "Cheque" to the order of Rami with the value of $500 while his account only has $ 300. Rami presented the Cheque for collection, but it was returned to him by "BLOM BANK". When presented to BLOM BANK, which of the following statements must be stamped on the Cheque? *

Dani signed a "Cheque" to the order of Rami with the value of $500 while his account only has $ 300. Rami presented the Cheque for collection, but it was returned to him by "BLOM BANK". When presented to BLOM BANK, which of the following statements must be stamped on the Cheque? *

SWFT Essntl Tax Individ/Bus Entities 2020

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Chapter4: Gross Income

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