Fill out the check register that follows with this information: (Enter your answer in the order of given data. Round your answers to 2decimal places. Negative amounts should be indicated by a minus sign in the Balance column only.)2015AT+TStaples$218.90Check No. 959Check No. 960DepositCheck No. 961Check No. 962DepositJuly 71571.6019805.00West ElectricBank of America474.98382.64202429401.70cesRECORD ALL CHARGES OR CREDITS THAT AFFECT YOUR ACCOUNTFEE(IF ANY)(-)DESCRIPTION OFPAYMENT/DEPOSIT/BALANCECREDIT (+)$4525.00DEBIT (-)218.90NUMBERDATE 2015TRANSACTION9597/7AT+T242$2$7/15Staples71.604234.50960805.005039.507/19Deposit474.984564.529617/20West ElectricBank of America v382.644181.889627/24401.704583.587/29Deposit%244583.58Balance< Prev1 of 4Next >...

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Fill out the check register that follows with this information: (Enter your answer in the order of given data. Round your answers to 2 decimal places. Negative amounts should be indicated by a minus sign in the Balance column only.) 2015 Check No. 959 Check No. 960 Deposit Check No. 961 July 7 AT+T $218.90 15 Staples 71.60 19 805.00 20 Check No. 962 Deposit West Electric Bank of America 474.98 382.64 24 29 401.70 Ces RECORD ALL CHARGES OR CREDITS THAT AFFECT YOUR ACCOUNT FEE (IF ANY) (-) DESCRIPTION OF PAYMENT/ DEPOSIT/ BALANCE TRANSACTION DEBIT (-) CREDIT (+) $4525.00 NUMBER DATE 2015 959 7/7 AT+T 24 218.90 %24 2$ 960 7/15 Staples 71.60 4234.50 805.00 5039.50 7/19 Deposit 474.98 4564.52 961 7/20 West Electric 382.64 4181.88 962 7/24 Bank of America v 401.70 4583.58 7/29 Deposit %24 4583.58 Balance < Prev 1 of 4 Next >

Fill out the check register that follows with this information: (Enter your answer in the order of given data. Round your answers to 2 decimal places. Negative amounts should be indicated by a minus sign in the Balance column only.) 2015 Check No. 959 Check No. 960 Deposit Check No. 961 July 7 AT+T $218.90 15 Staples 71.60 19 805.00 20 Check No. 962 Deposit West Electric Bank of America 474.98 382.64 24 29 401.70 Ces RECORD ALL CHARGES OR CREDITS THAT AFFECT YOUR ACCOUNT FEE (IF ANY) (-) DESCRIPTION OF PAYMENT/ DEPOSIT/ BALANCE TRANSACTION DEBIT (-) CREDIT (+) $4525.00 NUMBER DATE 2015 959 7/7 AT+T 24 218.90 %24 2$ 960 7/15 Staples 71.60 4234.50 805.00 5039.50 7/19 Deposit 474.98 4564.52 961 7/20 West Electric 382.64 4181.88 962 7/24 Bank of America v 401.70 4583.58 7/29 Deposit %24 4583.58 Balance < Prev 1 of 4 Next >

Financial Accounting

14th Edition

ISBN:9781305088436

Author:Carl Warren, Jim Reeve, Jonathan Duchac

Publisher:Carl Warren, Jim Reeve, Jonathan Duchac

Chapter5: Accounting Systems

Section: Chapter Questions

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