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A money order is deposited just like a check would be. Make sure your signature is the same as the check is written out to.
A check in most accounting is considered the same as cash and therefore it is treated the same. A debit to the cash account will be made to note payment of the account and a credit to the appropriate account payable account to bring the AP down to a zero balance. The check will then be deposited with the normal bank transactions and recorded as such in the bank statements for the company.
Sure. It is your account and you can always check that. Most banks give a passbook or a statement on the account on a regular basis (usually once a month). In case of a passbook, you can get it updated by the bank teller to show the list of transactions and confirm/check the amount deposited into your account. Also, when you deposit money into your account, a transaction advise will be generated and provided by the bank teller. You can use that as well to check the same.
Yes, but as soon as the check is deposited, it will be paid. So, make sure you have the funds in the bank to cover it before you send it out.
The speed of check-processing already has increased in response to check-system improvements other than Check 21. Thus, even now, once a check is deposited with a bank, it is almost always delivered overnight to the paying bank and debited from the checkwriter's account the next business day. Check-processing speeds should continue to increase, over time, as banks make further operational changes in response to Check 21. That means money may be deducted from your checking account faster. Before you write a check, it's always best to make sure your checking account has enough money in it to cover the check.
i think it is PRINCIPAL but im not sure.
You can put my name on the account and I'll try that theory out for you. Make sure its good money
It depends on the specific account you have, so make sure to check with your bank. Generally though banks will allow a few (5 or so) checks to be written against the account.
As long as you never gave them your credit card information you have a free account. Also, if they play ads you have a free account.
Make sure that the customer account is credited and that cash is debited.
Check and make sure that your account has a valid Email address
It usually means the tax refund services have done a pre-deposit check in your account to make sure they have the right bank account information. This More than likely is not your tax refund. "Tax Refund Services" is what trs means. When your tax money is deposited you probaly won't see this notice again they will just deposit the money into this account. Hope this was helpful!