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Whitney Company received its February bank statement, which included a memo indicating that the check of Colon Company for $870
Whitney Company received its February bank statement, which included a memo indicating that the check of Colon Company for $870 had been returned as “NSF” Whitney's bank reconciliation should list this check as a(n):
Deduction from balance per general ledger
Deduction from balance per bank statement
None of the above
Addition to balance per general ledger
Addition to balance per bank statement
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