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- Direction: Match the following bank accounts to its usage or description listed below. Write your answer on the blank before the number. Choose from the following Savings Account Current Account Time Deposit UITF _________________1. The simplest form of bank account. _________________2. A bank account which cannot be withdrawn until the contract period has ended. _________________3. It is a type of bank account that pooled funds managed by experts to ensure high yield and quality returns. _________________4. It allows a limited number of withdrawals only. _________________5. It makes saving very rewarding. _________________6. It allows numerous withdrawals with a large sum of money. _________________7. The investors earn through the increase in fair value of the pooled fund. _________________8. The investors earn through interest while saving. _________________9. This bank account comes with atm or passbook. ________________10. This is evidence by a…In sap, Which of the following outgoing payments will not require manual entry of bank account?a. Cashb. Credit Cardc. Checkd. Bank TransferIn quickbooks, Describe the steps used to record an automatic loan payment that appears on a bank statement.
- Which of the following transactions will require a journal entry? Indicate if it will be a debit or a credit and to what account the entry will be recorded. Select "NA" if not applicable. Transaction No JournalEntryNeeded JournalEntryNeeded Debit Credit Outstanding check Interest income NFS check Wire transfer by customer Deposit in transit Bank chargesWhich of the following transactions will require a journal entry? Indicate if it will be a debit or a credit and to what account the entry will be recorded. Select "NA" if not applicable. No Journal Journal Entry Entry Transaction Needed Needed Debit Credit Outstanding check Interest income NES check Wire transfer by customer Deposit in transit Bank chargesWill an accounts receivable balance increase with a debit or a credit entry? How do you know?
- How will the following items affect the pass book balance? Direct payment by customer into the back account. Interest on investment collected by the bank.The credit memoranda creates a(n) __ in the accounts receivable file of a customer. A. note decline (B) Transfer (C) D. Intensify.9) When a customer deposit is recorded using the Make Deposits window, behind the screen QuickBooks converts the transactions into a journal entry that:A) Debits Checking account, Credits Undeposited FundsB) Credits Checking account, Debits Undeposited FundsC) Debits Checking account, Credits Accounts ReceivableD) Debits Accounts Receivable, Credits Checking account Group of answer choices A B C D
- Deposits other than customer payments are entered using: a. Receive Payments b. Pay Bills c. Bank Deposit d. All of the aboveIf a client is on a cash basis, how should you enter beginning Accounts Receivable? Assume that you are using the "Forms" method to enter the opening balances. ACash basis clients cannot use QuickBooks BRecord all open invoices on the original date using the original items CRecord all invoices as Sales Receipts using an item linked to Opening Balance Equity DRecord one lump sum invoice on the Start Date using an item linked to Opening Balance EquityA prenumbered document that tells the bank to pay the designated party a specific amount is a A. check B. deposit ticket C. routing number D. remittance advice
