Which transaction caused John to overdraw his account?
1 answer:
By examining the financial figures provided above for John's account, it is clear that check no. 410 for $710.49 was the reason for John's account overdraft. As a result, choice (C) is valid.
<h3>What does overdrawing an account mean?</h3>A transaction in which the account holder is permitted to take more money than the account's actual balance is referred to as an overdraft from the account. The account balance is negative following a transaction that results in an overdraw.
One can clearly infer from the account statement shown above that an overdraw transaction occurred after Check No. 410 for an amount of $710.49 was drawn since the account's balance was negative for the first time.
Hence, Option (C ) is the accurate one.
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Your question is incomplete, probably the complete question is:
Which transaction caused John to overdraw his account?
(A) The Online Bill Payment of $146.67
(B) Check No. 409 for $100
(C) Check No. 410 for $710.49
(D) The Overdraft Fee of $35
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Answer:
Cash payments:
March $30,300
April $51,660
May $58,490
Explanation:
The following costs amounting to $9,000 should be deducted from the projected expenses per month
A. Insurance costs (it had been prepaid in February)
B. Depreciation (it doesn't involve any cash movement)
C. Property tax (it won't be due for payment until June)
This leaves each month expense as shown in the attached schedule. And based on the 70 : 30 rule, the table reflects the full payment structure.
