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In arriving at our adjusted cash balance, which of the following is not taken into account?

Amount deposited by our customer direct into our bank account.

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Errors in the Cash Book.

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Errors in the Pass Book.

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All of the above

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Solution

The correct option is B Errors in the Pass Book.
While arriving at our adjusted cash balance, errors in the passbook will not be taken into consideration because while arriving at adjusted cash balance all the errors in the cash book are taken into consideration.

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In arriving at our adjusted cash balance, which of the following is not taken into account?

The correct option is B Errors in the Pass Book.While arriving at our adjusted cash balance, errors in the passbook will not be taken into consideration because while arriving at adjusted cash balance all the errors in the cash book are taken into consideration.

The correct option is B Errors in the Pass Book.
While arriving at our adjusted cash balance, errors in the passbook will not be taken into consideration because while arriving at adjusted cash balance all the errors in the cash book are taken into consideration.