Maintaining the Checkbook As the accounting clerk for Hot Suds Car Wash, you write

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QUESTION:

Maintaining the Checkbook As the accounting clerk for Hot Suds Car Wash, you write checks and make deposits. The current checkbook balance is $3,486.29.

Instructions For each transaction:

1. Record the necessary information on the check stub. Determine the new balance and carry the balance forward.

2. Prepare the necessary checks and sign your name as a drawer.

Date Transactions
Issued Check 504 for $868.45 to Custom Construction for construction supplies.
3 Deposited $601.35 in the checking account.
6 Issued Check 505 for $299.60 to CP Lumber for paint.
7 Issued Check 506 to Laverne Brothers for $1,000.00 for completing a painting job.
10 Deposited $342.80 in the checking account.
10 Issued Check 507 to Union Utilities for the September electricity bill of $175.50.

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QUESTION:

Maintaining the Checkbook As the accounting clerk for Hot Suds Car Wash, you write checks and make deposits. The current checkbook balance is $3,486.29.

Instructions For each transaction:

1. Record the necessary information on the check stub. Determine the new balance and carry the balance forward.

2. Prepare the necessary checks and sign your name as a drawer.

Date Transactions
Issued Check 504 for $868.45 to Custom Construction for construction supplies.
3 Deposited $601.35 in the checking account.
6 Issued Check 505 for $299.60 to CP Lumber for paint.
7 Issued Check 506 to Laverne Brothers for $1,000.00 for completing a painting job.
10 Deposited $342.80 in the checking account.
10 Issued Check 507 to Union Utilities for the September electricity bill of $175.50.

ANSWER:

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Check refers to a negotiable instrument incorporated by banks for initiating the transfer of funds between various customers of the same bank or of different banks. These are issued for a nominal fee. These are issued serial wise as a bundle attached together in a small file known as checkbook.

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