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Prepare the bank reconciliation for June 30 and make the journal entries that Apples Galore, Inc. should record on June 30 to update its cash account.
• The bank statement indicated a monthly service charge of $110.
• Janus made a deposit on June 30, but this deposit did not appear on the bank statement until July 6th. The amount of the deposit was, $1,835.
• An electronic funds deposit per the bank statement indicated the bank collected an account receivable of $700 from one of Apple Galore's customers.
• The bank also collected interest revenue for Apple Galore of $88.
• The bank also returned a nonsufficient funds check for $378 from John Able, one of Apple Galore's customers.
• Checks #1874 for $1,844, #1898 for $609, and #1899 for $875 were written by Apple Galore and sent to the respective companies, but these checks do not appear on the bank statement.
• The balance on the bank statement as of June 30 was $18,119.
• The Cash account on Apple Galore's books showed an amount of $16,326.
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