Banking Introduction to Business & Marketing. Checkbook Ledger Check Number DateCheck Paid To Check / Deposit BALANCE.

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Banking Introduction to Business & Marketing

Checkbook Ledger Check Number DateCheck Paid To Check / Deposit BALANCE

On April 1, you opened your checking account with a deposit of $ Check Number DateCheck Paid To Check / Deposit BALANCE April 1 Deposit$ Check Number DateCheck Paid To Check / Deposit BALANCE

Deposit Slip

April 4 you wrote check #501 to Townhouse Apartments for $ for rent/utilities Check Number DateCheck Paid To Check / Deposit BALANCE April 1 Deposit$ April 4 Townhouse Apartments $150.00$ Check Number DateCheck Paid To Check / Deposit BALANCE

Check #501

On April 6 you received an $ income tax refund & deposited it Check Number DateCheck Paid To Check / Deposit BALANCE

Deposit Slip

Check Number DateCheck Paid To Check / Deposit BALANCE April 1 Deposit$ April 4 Townhouse Apartments $150.00$ April 6 Deposit$128.50$310.50

On April 13, you made a deposit of $ from your $ paycheck Check Number DateCheck Paid To Check / Deposit BALANCE

Deposit Slip

Check Number DateCheck Paid To Check / Deposit BALANCE April 1 Deposit$ April 4 Townhouse Apartments $150.00$ April 6 Deposit$128.50$ April 7 Sound Store$13.79$ April 12 Dr. Jones$35.00$ April 13 Deposit$200.00$461.71