On August 31, 2019, the balance in the checkbook and the Cash account of the Dry
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1 DRY CREEK BED AND BREAKFAST BANK RECONCILIATION STATEMENT 31-Aug-19 Balance on bank statement $13,247 Additions: Check deposit but not cleared(1550+711) $2,261 Service Charge $7 Debit memorandum - NSF Check $370 Deductions Check issued but not cleared(120+135+248+587+88+130) $1,308 Note Receivable $2,134 Interest $73 Total deductions $3,515 Adjusted Bank Balances $12,370 Balance in Books $12,370 Additions: Check issued but not cleared(120+135+248+587+88+130) $1,308 Note Receivable $2,134 Interest $73 Deductions: Check deposit but not cleared(1550+711) $2,261 Service Charge $7 Debit memorandum - NSF Check $370 Adjusted book balance $13,247 2 Record the deposit in transit Date General Journal Debit Credit 31-Aug-19 No Entry required Adjustment already made in the books of accounts Record the bank service fee Date General Journal Debit Credit 31-Aug-19 Bank Service fee $7 To Cash/Checkbook $7 Record the returned check Date General Journal Debit Credit 31-Aug-19 Accounts Receivable $370 To Cash/Checkbook $370 Record the outstanding checks No Entry Required Adjustment already made in the books of accounts Record the note collected by the bank plus interest Cash/Checkbook $2,207 To Notes Receivable $2,134 To Interest $73 What effect did the journal entries recorded as a result of the bank reconciliation have on the fundamental accounting equation Net Effect Increase by $66 (73-7)
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