Business, 23.10.2019 17:00 isabellacampos4586

When reconciling the company’s bank statement to their books, an employee identified several checks that the company wrote that were paid by the bank. in addition, the employee found that one check that was written by a customer and deposited several days ago was not added to the company’s bank statement balance. what is one potential difference between these checks?

(a) the checks that were paid are outstanding checks, whereas the check that was not added to the account was a canceled check.
(b) the checks that were paid are nsf checks, whereas the check that was not added to the account was an outstanding check.
(c) the checks that were paid are canceled checks, whereas the check that was not added to the account was an nsf check.
(d) the checks that were paid are outstanding checks, whereas the check that was not added to the account was an nsf check.

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