Laser-printed checks remain a practical option for many small businesses. They pair well with accounting software, offer durable MICR-compatible printing, and provide a physical audit trail. Confirm bank policies on magnetic ink and consider electronic payments for recurring transfers.
Printing deposit slips at home is still possible and useful for certain situations - mailed deposits, teller handoffs, and business batching - but mobile deposit and remote capture have reduced routine need. Check your bank's policy, save PDFs, and use accounting tools to auto-total and reconcile.
Printed deposit slips remain useful for cash and in-branch business deposits. Use bank templates, keep layout unchanged, and prefer typed fields with hand signatures where required.