On June 30, 2019, Wally Company's bank statement showed a $7,500.10 bank balance. Wally has a beginning checkbook balance of $9,800.00. The bank statement also showed that it collected a $1,200.50 note for the company. A $4,500.10 June 30 deposit was in transit. Check No. 119 for $650.20 and check No. 130 for $381.50 are outstanding. Wally's bank charges $.40 cents per check. This month, 80 checks were processed. Prepare a reconciled statement. (Round your answers to the nearest cent.) Checkbook balance Wally's checkbook balance Add: Deduct: Reconciled balance WALLY COMPANY Bank Reconciliation as of June 30, 2019 Bank balance Add: Deduct: Reconciled balance Bank balance

On June 30, 2019, Wally Company's bank statement showed a $7,500.10 bank balance. Wally has a beginning checkbook balance of $9,800.00. The bank statement also showed that it collected a $1,200.50 note for the company. A $4,500.10 June 30 deposit was in transit. Check No. 119 for $650.20 and check No. 130 for $381.50 are outstanding. Wally's bank charges $.40 cents per check. This month, 80 checks were processed. Prepare a reconciled statement. (Round your answers to the nearest cent.) Checkbook balance Wally's checkbook balance Add: Deduct: Reconciled balance WALLY COMPANY Bank Reconciliation as of June 30, 2019 Bank balance Add: Deduct: Reconciled balance Bank balance

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