From the following data calculate final balance and forward it in the pay stubs.

Beginning balance $2000
Jan 2 Deposit $500
Jan 10 Check written to Alex company $600
Jan 16 Check written to Angels Company

What's the amount for the last one?

"last one is $300"

So you would write a table as follows
Date description amount Balance
-......bal.brought fwd - 2000
Jan 2...deposit 500 2500
Jan 10..Alex co. 600 1900
Jan. 16 Angels co. 300 --?--
So you can calculate the final balance on the last line.

To calculate the final balance, you will need to keep track of the changes made to the beginning balance. Here's how you can determine the final balance using the given data:

1. Beginning balance: $2000
2. Jan 2: Deposit $500
- Add the deposit to the beginning balance: $2000 + $500 = $2500
- New balance: $2500
3. Jan 10: Check written to Alex company $600
- Subtract the check amount from the current balance: $2500 - $600 = $1900
- New balance: $1900
4. Jan 16: Check written to Angels Company (unknown amount)
- You mentioned that the amount for this check is not provided, so we cannot calculate the new balance accurately without that information. Please provide the amount for the check written to Angels Company.

Once you have the amount for the check written to Angels Company, you can subtract it from the current balance to determine the final balance.