Show how each of the following would initially affect a bank’s assets liabilities. Someone makes $1000 deposit into a checking account. A bank makes a loan of $1000 by establishing a checking account for $1000 The loan described in part (B) is spent. A bank must write off a loan because the borrower defaults.

Show how each of the following would initially affect a bank’s assets liabilities. Someone makes $1000 deposit into a checking account. A bank makes a loan of $1000 by establishing a checking account for $1000 The loan described in part (B) is spent. A bank must write off a loan because the borrower defaults.

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Problem 15MC: Which of the following items are found on a book side of the bank reconciliation? A. beginning bank...

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