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When does the bank debit the firm for a cheque it issued?
AWhen it is actually paid
BWhen it is written
CWhen it is posted
DAt the end of month
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. When it is actually paid
The bank debits the account only after the payee presents the cheque and it is paid, which can be days later.
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