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Mark Kolta | Bank Statement And The Cash Book

By Mark Kolta

Mark Kolta | Bank Statement And The Cash Book

The ledger account maintained by the bank is the opposite way round to the cash book. This is because the bank records balances from their perspective. Therefore if a client has a positive bank balance the bank would display this as a credit balance because they have a liability to pay it back to the client. If the client is overdrawn this would be shown as a debit because the bank are owed a repayment from the client.

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