On April 8, 2022, Kleen Karpets received its monthly bank statement dated March 31, 2022, showing a final account balance of $55,620. However, as of that date, the company records showed a balance of $59,960. Other items were as follows: 1. All outstanding cheques that had appeared on the February 28 bank reconciliation had been processed by the bank during March. However, five March cheques sent out by Kleen Karpets totaling $3,800 were not shown on the March 31 bank statement. 2. A deposit made by the company at the end of the day on March 31, totaling $10,200, was not shown on the bank statement. 3. Service charges of $20 were shown on the bank statement. 4. A customer's cheque for $170 that had been deposited by the company in March was returned, marked NSF 5. During March, the bank debited the company's account for $750, which was for a regular loan payment. This item appeared on the bank statement, but not yet in the company records. Remember that to the bank, a debit means money withdrawn. 6. On March 29, the bank collected $3,000 on a Note Receivable for Kleen Karpets, and deposited the money into the bank account. REQUIRED: (I'm sure you can guess..........) Create a bank reconciliation in proper format (15 marks) for Kleen Karpets as of March 31, 2022.