The reconciled book balance is $16,571, and there is a discrepancy of $2,708 between the adjusted book balance and the bank statement balance that requires further investigation.
To reconcile the bank statement with the company's Cash account, we can use the following steps:
1. **Start with the Book (Company's) Balance:**
- The company's Cash account balance according to its records is $17,202.
2. **Adjust for Outstanding Checks:**
- Deduct outstanding checks from the book balance. Outstanding checks total $2,984.
- Adjusted Book Balance: $17,202 - $2,984 = $14,218.
3. **Adjust for Deposits in Transit:**
- Add any deposits in transit that do not appear on the bank statement. The deposit in transit is $1,675.
- Adjusted Book Balance: $14,218 + $1,675 = $15,893.
4. **Adjust for Bank Collections:**
- Add any bank collections or credits not yet recorded by the company. The bank collected $770 on a note receivable.
- Adjusted Book Balance: $15,893 + $770 = $16,663.
5. **Adjust for Errors and Other Items:**
- Address any errors or discrepancies between the bank statement and the company's records.
- Correct the recording error in check #3445: Deduct $90 ($2,540 - $2,450) from the adjusted book balance.
- Deduct the NSF check from the adjusted book balance: $16,663 - $67 = $16,596.
- Deduct the bank service charge from the adjusted book balance: $16,596 - $25 = $16,571.
6. **Compare to Bank Statement:**
- The bank statement balance is $19,279.
7. **Reconcile:**
- Compare the adjusted book balance with the bank statement balance.
- Adjusted Book Balance: $16,571.
- Bank Statement Balance: $19,279.
- The difference between the two balances needs to be investigated.
In summary, the reconciled book balance is $16,571, and there is a discrepancy of $2,708 between the adjusted book balance and the bank statement balance that requires further investigation.