Indicate the effect on a monthly bank reconciliation of each of the items listed below by placing the appropriate letter to the left of each item.
A. Addition to the balance in the company's Cash account.
B. Deduction from the balance in the company's Cash account.
C. Addition to the balance on the bank statement.
D. Deduction from the balance on the bank statement.
E. Does not affect the reconciliation. 1.2.3.4.5.6.7. The monthly service fee charged by the bank. Another company’s cheque erroneously charged against the company’s bank balance on the bank statement. A customer’s cheque returned by the bank marked NSF. A deposit in transit. A note collected by the bank during the month on behalf of the company. An outstanding cheque. A company recorded a cheque as a credit to its cash account in the books. The cheque was recorded for $360 but it was actually written to a supplier for $630. Assume the bank correctly recorded this cheque for $630 when cleared.
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