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Standard XII
Accountancy
Cash Flow from Operating Activities-Indirect Method
Which of the ...
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Which of the following items is not to be adjusted in the Amended Cash Book:

A
Bank Charges and Interest charged by Bank
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Interest allowed and direct Payments by Bank
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C
Direct payment by our Debtors into the bank
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D
A wrong entry in the Pass Book.
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Solution

The correct option is C A wrong entry in the Pass Book.
An amended cash book is where all the adjustments are done, the starting point being the balance as per cash book. All the errors in the cash book are adjusted in the same. In the given question all the errors are cash book errors or omission except a wrong entry in the pass book. This error has to be adjusted in the passbook and not the cash book.

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