The bank statement reveals an EFT payment made to one of the company's suppliers that has not yet been recorded in the ledger. How would this information be included on the bank reconciliation? Select one: a. An addition on the bank side b. A deduction on the bank side c. An addition on the book side d. A deduction on the book side
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