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A deposited cheque bounces and the bank debits it. Cash book unchanged. Then?
APassbook is higher
BBalances stay equal
CCash book turns nil
DPassbook is lower
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Passbook is lower
The bank reverses the deposit at once, so the passbook balance falls below the cash book balance.
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