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The balance in your checkbook: is only correct if your record all transactions made by you and your bank never needs to be reconciled is always mathematically correct is not imp…

The balance in your checkbook: is only correct if your record all transactions made by you and your bank never needs to be reconciled is always mathematically correct is not imp…
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The balance in your checkbook:

is only correct if your record all transactions made by you and your bank
never needs to be reconciled
is always mathematically correct
is not important

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It would be A whenever you record all your transactions you can then reconcile the information you have to the bank statement to see if it is correct
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