A cash deposit made by business appears on the bank statement as _______ balance?
Correct answer: B. Credit
- A. Debit
- B. Credit
- C. Expenses
- D. Liability
Explanation
From the bank’s perspective, a deposit increases the amount it owes to the customer, so it is recorded as a credit in the bank statement. The same deposit is a debit in the business’s cash book.
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