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This Adams ruled blue check payment/deposit register contains 96 forms, while O-shaped wire binding lets both sides of the ledge line up for easy calculations and figuring for your daily and weekly bank transactions. On the outside, a water-resistant layer of plastic on the front and back covers protect the interior pages from spills and water. Blue and yellow printing help reduce eye strain when you spend a few hours at the end of each week reconciling multiple accounts. Bank reconciliation worksheet makes sure you calculate enough to cover expenses. Register can lay flat allowing you to enter your data with ease. Register contains 44 pages and 96 forms. Blue plastic cover protects inner pages. Dimensions: 8. 5" x 11". Non-dated for extra versatility. Side-by-side pages let you easily see your current financial stats. Blue and yellow printing helps to reduce eye strain when reconciling accounts. O-shaped spiral binding lays the register flat for easy use. Register records every financial transaction with the bank. Adams ruled blue check payment/deposit register journal has a water-resistant cover that protects inner pages. Two-Page Alignment Up to eight columns keep track of accounts for your company checks, while 25 rows record individual transactions for the accounts so you can track activity at the bank. The page on the right side records individual checks, the name on the check, who you made the check out to or who you received the check from, and the ending balance. The far-right column has inputs for payroll deductions, which is perfect for regular employee reports and data. Water-Resistant Cover The water-resistant cover can help keep moisture off the pages in case your morning coffee spills on your workstation. The cover also comes in handy for transporting the register in the rain. Front and back covers are flexible enough to open and close easily as you work at your desk, countertop or meeting room. Compact Forms Each page has one form for simplicity, and you can make the rows and columns as close together or spread out as you need them. Over the course of 44 sheets of paper, you can track enough transactions for a few years or a few months, depending on how many financial transactions you have with your bank accounts on a daily or weekly basis.
