It's all about writing a check.
Follow these tips and you're good to go! :)
Instructions
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Start by writing in the date using any format, as long as it's legible. Use either the current date or a future date for a post-dated check.
- 2
Write the name of the person or company receiving your check on the line that starts with "Pay to the Order of" or "Payable to."
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- 3
Write the numerical Peso amount of the check in the small space that starts with a Peso sign.
- 4
Write the same amount using words for whole Peso amounts, a fractional figure for amounts less than a Peso, and a straight line to fill up the remaining space on the line ending with the word "Pesos."
- 5
Sign the signature line at the lower right.
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Note the check number, date, payee and amount on the check stub or in the check ledger at the front of your checkbook.
- 7
Subtract the amount of the check so that you will know how much you have left in your account.
Hope this will help you guys! :)
Instructions
- 1Start by writing in the date using any format, as long as it's legible. Use either the current date or a future date for a post-dated check.
- 2Write the name of the person or company receiving your check on the line that starts with "Pay to the Order of" or "Payable to."
- 3Write the numerical Peso amount of the check in the small space that starts with a Peso sign.
- 4Write the same amount using words for whole Peso amounts, a fractional figure for amounts less than a Peso, and a straight line to fill up the remaining space on the line ending with the word "Pesos."
- 5Sign the signature line at the lower right.
- 6Note the check number, date, payee and amount on the check stub or in the check ledger at the front of your checkbook.
- 7Subtract the amount of the check so that you will know how much you have left in your account.
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Checked by: Prof. Crisencio M. Paner
Nice nice nice! Useful tips! It's better to know these tips as early as now, even if I don't have or use checks yet =P
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tips! These will be of great help in the future. :)
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