1:- Received a cheque from A and sent to bank and discount allowed(780...
Received Cheque from A and Sent to Bank with Discount Allowed
- When you receive a cheque from party A, you can send it to the bank for processing and collection.
- If you decide to avail a discount on the cheque amount, you can deduct that amount before depositing the cheque.
- For example, if the cheque amount is 7800 and a discount of 200 is allowed, the total deposited amount would be 7600.
Cheque of A Returned as Dishonoured
- Sometimes, cheques can be returned by the bank as dishonoured due to various reasons such as insufficient funds, mismatched signatures, stale-dated cheques, etc.
- When a cheque is dishonoured, it means that the bank cannot process the payment and will return the cheque to the depositor.
- In this scenario, you will need to contact party A to inquire about the reason for dishonour and request for a new payment method or resolution.
- It is important to keep a record of the dishonoured cheque and any communication with party A for future reference or legal actions if necessary.
1:- Received a cheque from A and sent to bank and discount allowed(780...
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