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When does a firm record interest collected by its bank in the cash book?
AAt the year's close
BWhen the auditor asks
COn receiving the statement
DWhen interest is earned
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. On receiving the statement
The bank credits the interest straight away, but the firm learns of it only from the statement.
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