9. Reginald's checking account balance on December 1 was $652.83. A $12 account service fee is charged if the account is below $600 on the last day of the month. Every bank ATM use has a $1 fee, and every non bank ATM use has a $3 fee. The account activity below was recorded for December. Account Activity December 3: Check #219 to City Grocery for $63.02 Bank ATM cash for $100 Paycheck from Aaron's Accounting Service for $685.65 Debit purchase for $78.86 to water company Debit purchase for $14.54 to Bobby's Burgers Debit purchase for $71.16 Elvin's Electronics Bank ATM cash for $50 Check #220 to toy store for $219.45 Paycheck from Aaron's Accounting Service for $685.65 December 5: December 9: December 11: December 15: December 18: December 21: December 23: December 28: December 29: Check #221 to cable company for $82.25 What is Reginald's checking account balance at the end of December?

9. Reginald's checking account balance on December 1 was $652.83. A $12 account service fee is charged if the account is below $600 on the last day of the month. Every bank ATM use has a $1 fee, and every non bank ATM use has a $3 fee. The account activity below was recorded for December. Account Activity December 3: Check #219 to City Grocery for $63.02 Bank ATM cash for $100 Paycheck from Aaron's Accounting Service for $685.65 Debit purchase for $78.86 to water company Debit purchase for $14.54 to Bobby's Burgers Debit purchase for $71.16 Elvin's Electronics Bank ATM cash for $50 Check #220 to toy store for $219.45 Paycheck from Aaron's Accounting Service for $685.65 December 5: December 9: December 11: December 15: December 18: December 21: December 23: December 28: December 29: Check #221 to cable company for $82.25 What is Reginald's checking account balance at the end of December?

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Chapter7: Accounting Information Systems

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Problem 5EA: Catherines Cookies has a beginning balance in the Accounts Payable control total account of $8,200....

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