Student welfare form 25.06.13
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This document appears to be a statistical report containing information about students, dropouts, and victims of various crimes in Bangladesh from 2009 to 2013. It includes tables with numbers of students and dropouts by year, lists of current and former dropouts with their details, and tables with the numbers of victims of different crimes each year such as theft, snatching, and acid throwing.
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The document discusses two methods for preparing bank reconciliation statements - the traditional method and the corrected balance method. The traditional method only reconciles one set of balances, making it difficult to identify reasons for discrepancies and provide corrective adjustments. The corrected balance method identifies the causes of differences and helps make proper adjustments by determining the correct balance. It is therefore more suitable. An example is then provided to illustrate how to prepare a bank reconciliation statement using the traditional method based on given transaction information from a bank's records.Ad
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