How To Handle Checks And Bank Transactions

Handling checks and bank transactions are one of the major core activities of a business.

Bank Transactions

1.  All cash and checks should be carefully accounted for and be deposited in the bank promptly. 

2. When making deposit slips, ensure that the account number is correct and legible so that it will be credited to the correct account.

3. Inspite of  bank security measures, a depositor should always be alert inside the bank, and be aware of any suspicious person.

4.  For cash deposits, make sure that you have the correct figures indicated on the deposit slips and the actual amount of the

money before endorsing it to the bank teller.

5. Before leaving the counter, counter check if the transaction is properly being reflected  on the passbook.

Handling Checks(or Cheque)

1.  Every check should have the correct date, payee name, amount in figure and words, and signature.  Any alterations should be countersigned by the issuer.

2.  Once the check is with you, do not make any

marks on it.  the bank may not accept it without the proper signature of the issuer.

3.  Never give a blank cheque to anyone, be sure of the payee name and write it down first before releasing it. 

4.  Reconcile checkbook balance with the bank statements.  Notify the bank immediately if you seen any discrepancy.

5. Check endorsements at the back of the cheque are being made by the  payee to encash it.  Types of endorsements are  either blank, full, and restrictive endorsements.

6.  All cancelled checks should be attached to the check stub and filed for future reference.



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