History, 03.08.2020 14:01 lerasteidl
John’s bank statement shows a closing balance for a given month as $2,200 and his personal account register shows a closing balance for the same month as $2,050. John investigated his accounts to identify the following discrepancies: Bank charges of $200 were charged. There were checks of $200 that were not yet presented for payment. Deposits not yet credited totaled $300. $450 interest was credit to John’s account. By how much is John’s bank reconciled? John’s bank balance is reconciled at $
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