Business, 30.09.2019 20:10, Devinrichardson889

Jill gracie's current checkbook balance is $8,900.15. she opened up the bank statement and saw the bank's balance at $7,000.10. after reviewing her records with the bank statement, she discovered a deposit on july 1 not recorded on the statement for $9,821.55. a check written for $7,986.05 had not been returned by the bank. this month the company earned interest of $33.10. the bank charged the company $48.10 for printing new checks. jill also discovered that a check written for $49.55 was not recorded in the check stubs. the reconciled balance is:

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