Mathematics, 22.10.2020 16:01, railfan98

Part II: Reconcile Your Checkbook 1. Match the Checkbook Register up with the Bank Statement.

a. If a transaction is in both documents - check it off in the Checkbook Register in the checkmark column.

b. If a transaction appears only in the Checkbook Register but NOT the Bank Statement – list that

transaction in the Reconciliation Worksheet.

C. If a transaction appears only in the Bank Statement but NOT the Checkbook Register — add it to your

Checkbook Register.

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