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You can close a bank account by visiting your bank branch and providing your identification. you can submit a written request to close the account and surrender your check book, ATM card etc. Once the bank is satisfied with all the requisite formalities, they can close your account and pay you the money you held in your account.

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After your companies year-end, and after all adjusting entries for the previous year and month have been processed, you need to "close" the Income Statement accounts to Retained Earnings. To do this, create a journal entry that will zero the balance in the account and post the offsetting entry to your Retained Earnings account. If you had a prosperous year, you should end up with a credit balance in your Retained Earnings account which reflects you had positive "income" for the previous year.

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Nonprofit bank accounts are usually closed and also opened by a board resolution.

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