In a business letter, the letter head DOES NOT contain Choose the correct option:
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 4
The correct answer is Option (4) → Bank account number of the organisation
The letter head is the printed heading at the top of a business letter. It gives the identity and contact details of the organisation: its name (often with a logo), address, phone number, email and website. A bank account number is private financial information; it is given only when needed, in the body of a letter or an invoice, never in the letter head.
Why the Other Options are Incorrect?
Option 1: Name of the organisation — Incorrect. The name is the main part of every letter head, so it is contained in it.
Option 2: Address of the organisation — Incorrect. The address is printed in the letter head so that the reader knows where to reply.
Option 3: Phone number of the organisation — Incorrect. The phone number is a usual contact detail in the letter head.