Friday, December 12, 2014
Deposit Slip
When you write a deposit slip for a check you first write out the date, you then write down the amount of money of the check on the bracket then write it again in the boxes. If you have cash you're depositing too you write down the amount in the boxes in the cash column. Then you add those up and write the amount in your sub total. If you want to receive cash back that won't go into your account, you write the amount in the cash back column. You then subtract the cash you want from your sub total then write the amount left in your last column. The cash you want back has to be less than your sub total. Also, you must sign your name on the line under the date. If you don't want cash back you don't have to sign.
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