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2. Deposits made but not yet appearing on the bank statement are deposits in __________.
TRANSIT RITSATN3. A common deduction on the bank statement is the bank _________ charge.
SERVICE CSRIEEV4. A customer's check that was returned NSF is sometimes referred to as a check that ____________.
BOUNCED UBNDEOC6. A check that has been paid and therefore appears on the bank statement is said to have _________ the bank.
CLEARED DCREALE7. Items on the bank statement that are not yet on the company's books will need to be ___________ on the books.
RECORDED CORDREED8. A customer's check that was returned NSF will likely be debited to _____________ Receivable.
ACCOUNTS CTSNOCUA9. The dollar amount of checks written but not yet clearing the bank is referred to as _________.
FLOAT OFALT10. The adjusted balance per bank statement should agree with the adjusted balance per _________.
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