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Unpresented cheques make a favourable cash book balance what versus the passbook?
AAlways negative
BLess than the passbook
CEqual to the passbook
DMore than the passbook
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Less than the passbook
The firm has already deducted the cheques, while the bank has not, so the cash book shows less.
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