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Balance as per cash book is less than the balance as per bank pass book by Rs 1,000. What could be the probable cause of difference?

A

Interest charged by bank of Rs 1,000

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Interest credited by bank of Rs 1,000

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Bank charges of Rs 1,000

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None of the above

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Solution

The correct option is B
Interest credited by bank of Rs 1,000

The cause of difference shall be the interest credited by bank of Rs 1,000.

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