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What are the steps used in a bank reconciliation form?

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1 you have to compare the bank statement of the month with CPJ and CRJ 2. You have to check for an amounts that did not appear in CRJ and CPJ but appeared in Bank Statement vise vesa 3.Correct the journals which are CPJ and CRJ 4. balance the Bank account in a ledger 5. Prepare a Bank Reconciliatin

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