Brother International CW-1000 Owners Manual - English - Page 69

Reconciling, Statement

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Reconciling with Your Bank Statement Handling Your Transactions Background The CheckWriter maintains two different balances for each account: running balance and reconciled balance. The running balance is temporary. It shows up, for example, after you enter the data for a check. When the check is paid to the beneficiary, the bank sends you a statement. You can compare the amount on the bank statement with the amount in your CheckWriter. If the amounts match, mark the check as reconciled. This updates the reconciled balance on the account. You can reconcile these kinds of transactions: • CHECK for a payment by check • ATM for a payment in cash at a cash machine • BANK FEE for payment of a bank fee • WITHDRAW for cash withdrawal • OTHERS (PAYMENT) for any other payment not listed above • DEPOSIT for a deposit 5 0 Select RECON. [RECON] Refer to "Choosing a Transaction Type" on M:CHECK (CK) V page 48. -3 page 64 0 Use (-) and C) to select the desired transaction. CRECON] 2:ATM A V You can also type the number for the pay- page 66 ment type (1 for CHECK, 2 for ATM, etc.) to ERECON] A scan faster. Press (RETURN) when the cursor is 0 located on the desired transaction. :BANK FEE (FEE) V -> page 66 [RECON] A i:WITHDRAW V -> page 66 [RECON] 2:0THERS (PAYMENT)! -3 page 66 [RECON] 2:DEP0SIT A -› page 66 63

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Reconciling
with
Your
Bank
Statement
Background
The
CheckWriter
maintains
two
different
balances
for
each
account:
running
balance
and
reconciled
balance.
The
running
balance
is
temporary.
It
shows
up,
for
example,
after
you
enter
the
data
for
a
check.
When
the
check
is
paid
to
the
beneficiary,
the
bank
sends
you
a
statement.
You
can
compare
the
amount
on
the
bank
statement
with
the
amount
in
your
CheckWriter.
If
the
amounts
match,
mark
the
check
as
reconciled.
This
updates
the
reconciled
balance
on
the
account.
You
can
reconcile
these
kinds
of
transactions:
CHECK
for
a
payment
by
check
ATM
for
a
payment
in
cash
at
a
cash
machine
BANK
FEE
for
payment
of
a
bank
fee
WITHDRAW
for
cash
withdrawal
OTHERS
(PAYMENT)
for
any
other
payment
not
listed
above
DEPOSIT
for
a
deposit
0
0
0
Select
RECON.
Refer
to
"Choosing
a
Transaction
Type"
on
page
48.
Use
(—)
and
C)
to
select
the
desired
transaction.
You
can
also
type
the
number
for
the
pay-
ment
type
(1
for
CHECK,
2
for
ATM,
etc.)
to
scan
faster.
Press
(RETURN)
when
the
cursor
is
located
on
the
desired
transaction.
[RECON]
M:CHECK
(CK)
V
-3
page
64
CRECON]
2:ATM
A
V
page
66
ERECON]
A
:BANK
FEE
(FEE)
V
—>
page
66
[RECON]
i:WITHDRAW
A
V
—>
page
66
[RECON]
2:0THERS
(PAYMENT)!
-3
page
66
[RECON]
2:DEP0SIT
A
—›
page
66
63
5
Handling
Your
Transactions