This document discusses the key schedules and items included in the special accounts of a bank. It notes that banks deal in money by buying deposits from customers and selling it to borrowers. It then outlines 16 schedules that make up the special accounts, including schedules for capital, reserves, deposits, investments, assets, liabilities, income from interest, other income, interest expended, and operating expenses. Key line items are provided for each schedule such as types of deposits, investments, assets, liabilities, income and expenses.