Please Refer to the Following Bank Reconciliation - Journal Entries Are Required for the Reconciling Items on }\\
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Please refer to the following bank reconciliation: $\begin{array}{lr}\begin{array}{lr}\text { BANK }\\\hline\text { Balance, June } 30,2014 & \$ 10,241.43 \\\text { ADD: } & \\\text { Deposit in transit } & 5,113.40 \\\\\\\text { LESS: } & \\\text { Outstanding Check\# 506 } & (1,948.52) \\\text { Outstanding Check\# 510 } & (1,800.25) \\\\\text { Adjusted balance, June 30,2014 }&\underline{ \$ 11,606.06 }\\\end{array}\begin{array}{|lr}\text { BOOK }\\\hline \text { Balance, June } 30,2014 & \$ 9,745.06 \\\text { ADD: } & \\\text { Note collected by bank } &1,900.00 \\ \text { Interest revenue } & 75.00 \\& \\\text { LESS: } & \\\text { NSF check } &(79.00) \\\text { Bank service charge } & (35.00) \\\\\text { Adjusted balance, June } 30,2014 & \underline{\$ 11,606.06} \\\end{array}\end{array}$


- Journal entries are required for the reconciling items on the book side because:

A) those transactions have not yet been recorded by the bank.
B) the adjusted balances on both sides are the same amounts.
C) the amounts are immaterial.
D) those transactions have already occurred, but have not been recorded yet on the company books.