What type of bank record outlines all deposits and checks to be placed in an account?

The deposit slip is a document that outlines the specific details of deposits made into a bank account. It typically includes a list of cash and checks being deposited, along with the total amount being added to the account. This slip serves as a receipt for the transaction and provides clear documentation of the deposits made.

In contrast, a transaction log is more of a personal record that details all the transactions, including withdrawals and deposits, over a period of time. A bank statement provides a summary of all transactions—deposits, withdrawals, and any fees—over a set period, but it does not specifically outline just the deposits and checks at the time of the deposit. An account ledger is a record maintained by the account holder that tracks all activities and balances but is not used for processing deposits in the same way a deposit slip does.

Thus, the deposit slip specifically caters to outlining the deposits made into an account, making it the most appropriate choice.