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Fundamentals of
Accountancy, Business
and Management 2
Module 7:
The Types of Bank Accounts, and
Documents and Transactions
related to Bank Deposits
and Withdrawals

SELF-LEARNING MODULE

DIVISION OF GENERAL SANTOS CITY

SELF-LEARNING MODULE

DIVISION OF GENERAL SANTOS CITY

Fundamentals of Accountancy, Business and Management 2 - Grade 12
Self-Learning Module (SLM)
Module 7: The types of bank accounts, and documents and transactions related to
bank deposits and withdrawals!
First Edition, 2020

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Fundamentals of
Accountancy,
Business and
Management 2
Module 7:
The Types of Bank Accounts,
and Documents and
Transactions related to Bank
Deposits and Withdrawals
SELF-LEARNING MODULE

DIVISION OF GENERAL SANTOS CITY

Introductory Message
For the facilitator:

Welcome to the Fundamentals of Accountancy, Business and Management 2 -

Grade 12 Self-Learning Module (SLM) on The Types of Bank Accounts, and
documents and transactions related to bank deposits and withdrawals.

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Grade 12 Self-Learning Module (SLM) on The Types of Bank Accounts, and
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 What I Need to Know

Hello there! This module was designed and written with you in mind which
aim to deepen your understanding about on the basic documents and transactions
related to bank deposits and withdrawals. The scope of this module permits it to be
used in many different learning situations. The language used recognizes the diverse
vocabulary level of students. The lessons are arranged to follow the standard
sequence of the course. But the order in which you read them can be changed to
correspond with the textbook you are now using.
At the end of this lesson, you are expected to: Discuss the Types of bank
accounts, basic transactions, and documents related to bank deposits and
withdrawals (ABM_FABM12-IIc-5; ABM_FABM12-IIc-6; ABM_FABM12-IIc-7;
(ABM_FABM12-IIc-8; ABM_FABM12- IIc-9).
Specifically, you will be able to:
1. differentiate a savings account from a current or checking account;
2. prepare bank deposit and withdrawal slips; and
3. prepare checks; and
4. understand the contents of a bank statement

Before you proceed, read the following terminologies that are used in the module.
1. bank account – is a record maintained by a banking institution, in which it
records an ongoing series of cash deposit and withdrawal on behalf of a
customer
2. Deposit slips - is a form which provided by the bank to put in money to the
depositors account.

3. Withdrawal slips – is a written order to your bank to take out money in your
account

4. check - is a written, dated, and signed instrument that directs a bank to pay a
specific sum of money to the bearer
5. bank statement - a statement from the bank showing the activity in a company's
deposits received by the bank, checks paid by the bank, bank service
charge, and other amounts transferred into and out of the checking
account.

This module is self-instructional. You can read, analyze concepts and ideas
presented and reflect on them. The activities will help you assess your progress as
you go through in this module.

Let us now, begin this journey…

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 What I Know

Hello! Before you begin this module, answer this test to find out what you already
know about the lesson you are about to take.

Instruction: Read the statements and encircle the letter of your answer.

1. A _____is a deposit account with a bank or other financial firm that allows the
holder to make deposits and withdrawals.
a. saving account b. checking account c. checks d. time deposit

2. These are checks issued mention a future date to the date of presenting the check
a. postdated checks b. stale checks
c. customer’s checks d. cashiers’ checks

3. A cash deposit made by business appears on the bank statement as ____ balance.
a. debit b. credit c. expenses d. asset

4. What occurs when a client has taking out more money in his banking account
resulting in a negative balance?
a. overbalance b. underbalance c. overdraft d. liability

5. Which would appear on a bank statement?

a. deposit in transit b. stale checks
c. dishonored checks d. outstanding checks

6. What is the most liquid of all assets that has the greatest chance of going missing?
a. cash b. building
b. inventory d. land

7. What type of bank account where the depositor is given a passbook, wherein the
book must presented every time of deposit and withdrawal are made
a. saving account c. bank account
b. checking account d. closed account

8. What kind of account where the bank will provide the deposit with checkbook.
a. saving account c. bank account
b. current account d. closed account

9. What is it called when you put in money in your owned account?

a. deposit b. interest c. withdrawal d. over the counter

10. What is it called when you take out money in your owned account?
a. deposit b. interest c. withdrawal d. over the counter

11. Bank statement is a monthly statement send by the bank to the said depositor.
It shown the following features except.
a. the amount to put in money

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 b. the amount to take out the money
c. the beginning and ending balance
d. undeposit account

12. Tina wants to go to the bank and get Ph. 1000 out of her account to buy a new
pair of sandals. What should she do?
a. fill up deposit slip
b. fill up withdrawal slip
c. withdraw the money she needs to buy a pair of sandals
d. both b and c

13. Anna had Ph. 1,250 when she went to the bank. When she left the bank she had
Ph. 2,400 in her account. What did Anna do?
a. withdraw Ph. 1,500 from her account
b. deposit Ph.1,250 into her account
c. deposit Ph.1,150 into her account
d. withdraw Ph. 1,150 from her account

14. Any movement or exchange of money, such as a deposit, a withdrawal, or a

transfer ___________
a. deposit b. withdrawal c. transaction d. debt

15. Why would company put money in a bank account?

a. to save it b. for protection
c. to earn interest d. to hide it

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 Types of bank accounts, basic
Lesson
transactions, and documents
7 related to bank deposits and
withdrawals

Why documents are important in every aspect of our life? Documents is a

written proof or a source of information that will not be lost. It provides a source of
security, identification, ownership and help makes sound decisions. In business,
documents is a good internal control and provides evidence a transaction occurred.
Source document contain the following information such as description of a business
transaction, the date, the specific amount of money and an authorizing signature.

What’s In

Hello Everyone! Are you now ready for today’s lesson? I am pretty sure we will all be
going to have fun. Let me just ask for your full participation and cooperation for us
to be able to attain our objectives for the week. To spark our enthusiasm for the day,
let us do this re-call.

Summary of the previous lesson: “Analysis and Interpretation of Financial

Statements “
Financial Statement Analysis

It is an attempt to evaluate a business entity for the financial and management

decision making

Techniques to Analyze Financial Statement:

1. Comparative Statement - shown the financial information for current a prior

periods which allows the statement user to compare changes in the individual items

2. Horizontal Analysis – (also known as Trend Analysis) the presentation of financial

statement data on a percentage basis over time. For example, you compare a
company's sales in 2019 to its sales in 2020. ... (2020-201│2019) The result
shown the relative growth or decline of each item in terms of the base year

3. Vertical Analysis – (also known as Common-Size Analysis) the presentation of each

item on the financial statement as a percentage of an appropriate base amount. In
the statement of performance the base amount is the Net Sales expressed as 100%

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.In the balance sheet the base amount is the Total Asset or Total Liabilities and
Owners’ Equity expressed also as 100%

Ratio Analysis

It provides an indication of the firm’s financial strength and weaknesses and should
generally be used in conjunction with other evaluation techniques.

1. Short –term solvency – ability of an entity to meet its current obligation as

they mature. Example: Current ratio = (current asset)/ (current liabilities)

2. Long- term solvency – the ability of the firm to meet interest payments
precondition for the repayment of principal. Example: Debt to Equity Ratio, times
interest earned, times preferred dividends earned

3. Operational efficiency – the ability of the business entity to generate income

and earn a satisfaction return of investment Example: Gross Margin Ratio, Profit
Margin Ratio; Return to Assets; Return to Owners’ Equity; Asset Turn Over Ratio

4. Profitability – the ability of the firm to generate income and earn satisfactory
returns to common stockholders Example: Return To common Stockholders’ Equity;
Earnings per share (EPS); Price –Earnings ratio & etc.

5. Investment Analysis – measures total investment provided by the stockholders

and resources provided by the creditors Example: Equity Ratio; Book Value per share;
Creditors’ Equity to Total Assets

What’s New

It’s great to know that you remembered your past lesson about Analysis and
Interpretation of Financial Statements. Are you now ready for the new lesson? Grab
your pen now and answer this activity.

Activity 1 Fill In and Know Me!

Pick out the word/s that you think differentiate a savings account from a
current or checking account and write it in its corresponding circle. (10 points)

allows numerous withdrawals and unlimited deposit; a passbook

used deposits slips; higher interest rate ; issuance of a checks
easy access to the funds ; lower interest rate ; used withdrawal slips
charged fee when falls below minimum balance;

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 Savings account Checking account

Instruction: Based on the Activity No. 1, answer the following questions.

1. How did you find the activity?
Answer:
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2. What was the topic of the activity being presented?
Answer:
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3. Could you identify the different types of bank account based on the
description that listed above?
Answer:
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4. How are these types of bank accounts different from each other?
Answer__________________________________________________________________________
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5. What do you think is the purpose of each type of bank account maintain by the
business?
Answer:

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Activity 2. Complete me!

Fill out a blank check that you think an appropriate data and write it in its
corresponding space below.

Sign Anna dela Cruz Twenty thousand and 00/100

July 30, 2020 20, 000.00

ACCOUNT NO: 00-002-5679-03 ACCOUNT NAME: ABC Co. CHECK NO. 1023456
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DATE:_________________

PAY TO THE 2 3
ORDER OF ____________________________________________________________________Ph._________________________
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PESO ____________________________________________________________________________________________________
"I / We allow electronic clearing of this check and hereby waive the presentation for payment

XYZ BANK 5
________________________________

What is It

Let’s prepare!

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For the previous lessons, we learned about Analysis and Interpretation of Financial
Statements.

By this time, we will be focusing on the types of bank accounts normally maintained
by the business. We know cash is the most liquid asset a company can possess. A
business provide adequate internal control in order to survive and prosper. Ensure
the safety and protection of their assets by (1) segregating employee duties, (2)
assigning specific duties of each employee (3) rotating job assignment and (4) using
mechanic devices. To control and manage cash there should be proper timing of cash
flows and the protection of idle cash. That’s the reason why a business maintain a
bank account to make sure all cash are intact and properly recorded the coming in
and coming out of cash transaction.

Types of Bank Accounts

1. Saving Accounts -earns interest
-does not have an overdraft facility
-used for short-term saving
-maintain specific minimum balance
2.Checking or Current -by issuance of checks
Accounts - overdraft facility
-avail to people who earn regular/business income
- bank statement
-allows numerous withdrawals and unlimited deposit
-bank charges
3. Time Deposit - money deposited into account and release of money
until the agreed upon date with additional interest
earned
-it might be deposit in short or long term period of time
4. Credit Account -account either with the store or bank
(with Credit Card) -holder purchase items now and pay later
-payment either lump sum or installment
5. Debit account -used to pay purchases
( with Debit Card) -upon used of card automatically deducted from his
account
6. Bank account in - cash items deposited in foreign countries
Foreign Currency - denominated in different foreign currencies

Preparing Check:

How to write a check.

Step 1: Date the check. Write the date on the line at the top right-hand corner. ...
Step 2: Who is this check for? ...
Step 3: Write the payment amount in numbers. ...
Step 4: Write the payment amount in words. ...
Step 5: Write a memo. ...
Step 6: Sign the check

Checks is an order written by a depositor instructing the bank to pay a specific

amount to a recipient from the depositor’s bank account. Using a check as medium
of exchange in a transaction involves three parties as follows:
• Drawer, the person or entity who makes the check
• Payee, the recipient of the money

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 • Drawee, the bank or other financial institution where the cheque can be presented
for payment
A check is generally valid up to a six-month period from the date of the check

There are two criteria before a check can be converted into cash:
1. A check was received from a customer on or before the balance sheet date and
2. The check date is dated on or before the balance sheet date.

Content of Bank Statement

At the end of every month, the bank furnishes a statement to the depositor showing
the movement of the account. It contain all the withdrawals, deposits and balance
of your account after every transaction. It may also indicate bank charges that were
deducted by the bank automatically. Also, interest earned by the account is likewise
reflected

The process of filling out deposit slips:

Date of Deposit: Today’s date
Type of Account: check if the Savings/Current/Peso/Dollar
Account name: Complete name of the depositor
Account number unique identifier of the account maintained by the
Depositor (enter the 10 digit or 12 digit)
List the cash amount of your deposit or list checks individually and add up the
deposited amounts
Note: Separated deposit slips for Cash and Checks

What to fill-up in the Withdrawal Slip

Date of deposit: Today’s date
Type of Account: check if the Savings/Current/Peso/Dollar
Account Name: Complete name of the depositor
Account Number: unique identifier of the account maintained by the
Depositor (enter the 10 digit or 12 digit)
Amount in Words: write the amount of money you want to withdraw in words
In figures: write the amount of money you want to withdraw in figures
Signature of the Depositor: this is the most important part in the withdrawal slip as
a proof for authorizing the bank to take out money from his bank account.

What’s More

You are doing great! I hope that by this time you are now better acquainted
on types of bank accounts normally maintained by the business. Let us now deepen
your understanding about banking documents. Can you think of reasons why
business need documents when they have business transaction?

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 There are so many reasons why various documents are being required.
Different types of bank document serve different needs. Depending on the banking
transaction, to put money into the account, use the right way for spending/payment
and saving. Doing so allows you to maximize the return from your bank, minimize
fees, and manage your money conveniently. The common documents are for deposit,
withdrawal, issuance of check and bank statement. Lets’ tackle the types of bank
checks. A cross check is marked to specify an instruction about the way it is to be
redeemed. A stale check is held for too long a period of time before being presented
for payment; and postdated check cannot be encashed or deposited until the
indicated date arrive in face value of the check.

In the next activity, you will be asked to fill out documents related to bank
transactions

Activity 3. Write Up! As a proof

Now, let us practice what you have learned from the topic discussed. Challenge your
memory (if you still remember what you have learned from the discussion) Filling out
deposit and withdrawal slips

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Direction: Based on the Activity No. 3, answer the following questions.
1. When you got money out of your bank account, You made a ___________________.
2. What possible cause your bank account decreases?
_______________________________________________________________________________.

3. Tina received two checks for her birthday. She went to her bank, filled out a slip
and gave the check to the bank teller. She made a _______________________________
4. What possible effect of Tina bank account of this transaction made?
_________________________________________________________________________________

What I Have Learned

Great Job! You did well in your previous activity. Now, let us check your
understanding of the lesson by underlining the highlighted word/s that complete the
thought of each sentence. (10 points)

Activity 4 QUICK MIND!

1. (Payee, Drawee) the recipient of the money.

2. (Bank Statement, Deposit) shows the beginning balance, additions, deductions,
and the balance at the end of the period.
3. (Saving Account, Current Account) money held under a checking account can
be withdrawn through issuance of a check
4. (Saving Account, Time Deposit) These are intended to provide an incentive for
the depositor to save money.
5. (Drawer, Drawee) the bank or other financial institution where the cheque can
be presented for payment.
6. (Cross Checks, Stale Check) It should be deposited to the payees account.
7. (Account number, Check number) a unique identifier of the account maintained
by the depositor.
8. (Signature of the Depositor, Bank account) is the most important part in the
withdrawal slip.
9. (Stale Check, Postdated check) to be encashed or deposited until the
indicated date arrive in the face value of the check.
10. (Deposit, Withdrawal) will put in money to his account.

What I Can Do
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 Wow! It’s good to know that you are almost done. I hope you now have a
deeper understanding and appreciation of the types of bank accounts, the basic
documents and transactions related to bank deposits and withdrawal. Are you now
ready to apply what you have learned in this module in real life applications? If yes,
do the next activity.

Activity 5 A Plan!

1. Assume that you have a business, what bank account and checks will you
utilize in your business operations? Why? (10 points)
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2. What is a check and who are the parties involved in the issuance of a check?
Discuss the role of each party (10 points)
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Assessment

Congratulations for a job well done! Let us continue to enjoy doing the remaining
tasks as evidence of your learning!

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Instruction: Read each question carefully and encircle the letter of your answer.

1 .The depositor is given easy access to the funds as compared to a savings account.
a. time deposit b current account
b. debit account d. credit account

2. It is a statement to the depositor showing the movement of the account.

a. bank statement b. debit account
c. bank account d. credit account

3. Who are the parties involved in the issuance of a check?

a. drawee b. people c. payee d. both a and c

4. This type of bank account usually earns interest income over the period that
amount was deposited in the depositors account.
a. saving Account b current account
b. debit account d. credit account

5. _______ the bank or other financial institution where the cheque can be presented
for payment.
a. drawee b. people c. payee d. drawe
6. Savings deposit are foreign countries and denominated in foreign currencies.
Savings accounts is given easy access to the funds as compared to a current
account.
. a. both statement are correct b. both statement are false
b. only first is correct d. only second statement is correct

7. Current Accounts are usually allows numerous withdrawals and unlimited

deposit under this type of account. Checking account can be withdrawn through
issuance of a check.
a. both statement are correct b. both statement are false
c. only first is correct d. only second statement is correct

8. You had Ph.7, 500.00 in your account. You went to the bank and deposited
Ph. 700.00. Then you spent Ph. 1,760.00. How much do you have in your
account?
a. Ph. 9,440.00 b. Ph. 8,960.00
c. Ph. 6,440.00 d. Ph. 7,500.00

9. You had Ph. 4,000.00 in your account. You deposited 3 checks into your account,
and each amounting of 1,750.00. How much is in your account?
a. Ph. 9,250.00 b. Ph. 5,750.00
c. Ph. 6,750.00 d. Ph. 5,750.00

10. Saving accounts are foreign countries and denominated in different currencies
Checking account is normally provided at the end of the month a bank
statement.
a. both statement are correct b. both statement are false
c. only first is correct d. only second statement is correct

11. Dennis goes to the bank and takes money out of his account. Dennis has made
_________. Raina goes to the bank and puts her weekly allowance into her
account. Raina has made a __________.
a. withdrawal, deposit b. withdrawal, withdrawal
c. deposit, deposit d. deposit, withdrawal

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12. Current or checking account does not usually earn interest income. Some savings
accounts charge a fee if the balance falls below a specified minimum.
a. both statement are correct b. both statement are false
c. only first is correct d. only second statement is correct

13. The company issued check already delivered to the payee, but cannot be
encashed or deposited because of the date on the face value of check has not yet
arrived.
a. postdated check b. stale check
c. undeposit check d. blank check

14. An account that borrows money but it has to be paid back

a. saving Account b current account
c. debit account d. credit account

15. A card that uses money directly from your bank account
a. saving Account b current account
c. debit account d. credit accoun

Additional Activities

I hope you have a learned a lot from the activities in this module. This
additional activity is expected to enrich your knowledge about basic documents and
transactions related to bank deposits and withdrawals.

Reinforcement Activity : My own account!

Bank Statement

Ma. Anna Cruz Current Account No: 00230061254

General Santos City Statement Period: 07/01/20 – 7/31/20

DATE CHECK NO TRANS CODE DEBIT CREDIT BALANCE

7/01/20 BALANCE FORWARDED 50,000.00
7/03/20 12567 4,300.00 45,700.00
7/15/20 DEPOSIT 6,000.00 51,700.00
7/16/20 INTEREST 500.00 52,200.00
7/16/20 WTAX 100.00 52,100.00
7/20/20 DEPOSIT 5,900.00 58,000.00
7/25/20 BANK SERVICE CHARGE 250.00 57,750.00
7/26/20 12568 6,000.00 51,750.00
7/30/20 DEPOSIT 7,500.00 59,200.00
7/31/20 DEPOSIT 2,500.00

The date column indicate the date the transaction was made. The check number
indicates the details of the check paid by the bank. The transaction code is normally
a bank code for the transactions. The Debit column represents all charges or
deduction made by the bank to your account. The Credit column represents the
deposits or additions to your account that was made by the bank. The Balance
column is the running balance after considering the effect of the transaction to your
account.

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Instruction: Read the following items carefully. Then, write the letter of your choice
on the space provided before each number.

___1. The balance on the debit side of the bank column of cash book indicates?
a. the total amount that has been drawn from the bank
b. cash at bank
c. the total amount overdraft in the bank
d. the total amount has been deposit from the bank

___2. The balance on the credit side of the bank column of cash book indicates?
a. cash at bank
b. the total amount overdraft in the bank
c. the total amount has been deposit from the bank
d. the total amount that has been drawn from the bank

___3. These are checks issued by the business to the creditors and not encashed on
time.
a. cross check b. postdated check c. stale check d. saving

____4. How much total balance on the debit side of the bank column of cash book
indicates?
a. 10,650.00 b. 9,950 c. 22,400 d. 10, 560

____5. How much the ending bank balance for the month of July 31, 2020?
a. 71,600.00 b. 59,600.00 c. 61,700.00 d.60, 700

Answer the following questions.

What are the basic documents related to bank transactions? Explain those
documents for various purposes or importance in the business.
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How can you identify and compare the types of checks issued by the business?
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What are the types of bank accounts? Differentiate each of accounts?

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Rubric on - Last Stage!

Content of ideas are presented in complete, logical manner and

very relevant to the topic. Sentence structure is consistently
Excellent – (13-15) correct. Handwriting is very neat and readable.
Content of ideas are presented in adequate, logical manner and
Very Good- (11-13) relevant to the topic. Sentence structure is generally correct.
Handwriting is neat and readable.
Content of ideas are presented and somehow relevant to the
Good – (9-11) topic. Some ideas are not logically presented. Handwriting is
neat but not readable.
Very little ideas are presented that is relevant to the topic. Ideas
Needs Improvement- are not presented in a logical manner and sentence structure is
(8 below) erroneous. Handwriting is dirty and not readable.

ACTIVITY I
15 b
14 c
13 c
12 d
minimum balance;
11 d
charged fee when falls below lower interest rate;
10 c withdrawal slips easy access to the funds ;
9a lower interest rate ; used issuance of a checks
slips; higher interest rate ; deposit; used deposits slips;
8b a passbook; used deposits withdrawals and unlimited
7a allows numerous
6a
5c
4c
3b
Saving Accounts
2a Current / Checking Account
1b

What I Know

7 Account number
6. Cross check 5. Drawee
15 c
4. Saving Account 3. Current Account
14 d
2. Bank Statement 1. Payee
13 a
12 a
Activity 4. Quick Mind!
11 a
10 d
Rubic See Discussion
9a
Activity 5 A Plan Activity 3. Write Up!
Rubic 8b
SIGNATURE 5.
Activity 7 –last stage 7a
20, 000.00 4. 6b

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Twenty thousand and 00/100 3. 5.c 5a
Anna dela Cruz 2. 4a 4a
July 30, 2020 1. 3c 3d
2c 2a
Activity 2. Complete me! 1a 1b
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References
De Guzman, Angeles A., DBA, CPA (2018).Fundamentals of Accountancy, Business
and Management 2. Quezon City, Philippines: Lorimar Publishing, Inc.
Teaching Guide for Senior High School Fundamentals of Accountancy, Business and
Management 2 Published by the Commission on Higher Education, 2016

Chairperson: Patricia B. Licuanan, Ph.D.

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