when doing an account reconciliation, interest earned on your account should be:\na deducted from your…

when doing an account reconciliation, interest earned on your account should be:\na deducted from your checkbook ledger.\nb compared to your interest calculations.\nc listed as outstanding.\nd added to your checkbook ledger.\ne ignored because the bank has already recorded it.

when doing an account reconciliation, interest earned on your account should be:\na deducted from your checkbook ledger.\nb compared to your interest calculations.\nc listed as outstanding.\nd added to your checkbook ledger.\ne ignored because the bank has already recorded it.

Answer

Answer:

D. added to your checkbook ledger.

Explanation:

Step1: Understand account reconciliation

Account reconciliation is to match bank statement with checkbook ledger.

Step2: Analyze interest earned

Interest earned is income for account holder.

Step3: Determine treatment

Since it's income, it should be added to checkbook ledger (as checkbook ledger may not have recorded it yet while bank statement has. To reconcile, add to checkbook ledger).