If the balance as per Cash Book is Rs.5,800; cheques amounting to Rs.2,000 are issued but not yet presented; cheques of Rs.1,500 sent for collection, but not yet collected, and an amount of Rs.200 is wrongly debited by the bank, what will be the balance as per Pass Book?
Rs.6,100
The correct answer is option 3. To reconcile the Pass Book balance, subtract the cheques issued but not yet presented (Rs.2,000), add the cheques sent for collection but not yet collected (Rs.1,500), and add the wrongly debited amount (Rs.200). The Pass Book balance will be Rs.6,100.
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