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Lodgements

Lodgements is a deposit made into a bank account, typically in the form of cash, checks, or electronic transfers. In bookkeeping, lodgements are recorded as increases in bank or cash account balances. They’re important for reconciling bank statements and maintaining accurate cash flow records.

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