What does a deposit slip typically include?

A deposit slip typically includes any paper money as well as checks and coins that a customer wishes to deposit into their bank account. It provides a record of the transaction for both the bank and the account holder. The deposit slip usually contains fields for listing different types of currency being deposited, along with account information and the total amount of the deposit.

Choice C is correct because it encompasses the essential aspect of what can be included on a deposit slip — paper currency. While checks and coins can also be part of the deposit, the most general and inclusive option here is representing paper money specifically.

In contrast, the other choices are limited in scope. For instance, focusing solely on only coins or only checks restricts the full range of items that can be deposited. Credit card information is not relevant on a deposit slip, as it pertains to a different transactional process, hence it cannot be included in a deposit slip. Therefore, recognizing that any paper money can be deposited aligns with the purpose and use of a deposit slip in banking practices.