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BA3 - Quiz 16
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Mallik De Silva
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When the going gets tough
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Quiz 16
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Bank reconciliation Statements
Question 01
A Bank Reconciliation Statement is considered as a Book of Prime Entry.
True or False
Question 02
A favourable Bank Balance of $10,000 will appear on the Bank Statement as a
……………
balance of $
……………………………
..
(Debit, Credit, $5,000, $ 10,000, $15,000)
Question 03
An adjusted cash book will include.
Select
‘
ALL
’
that will apply
A.
Errors in the Cash Book
B.
Timing Differences
C.
Unpresented Cheques
D.
Unrealized Deposits
E.
Items Omitted in the Cash Book
F.
Errors made by the Bank
Question 04
When preparing the Bank Reconciliation Statement commencing from the adjusted cash
book balance, an error made by the bank will always be deducted.
True or False
Data for Question 5 to 7
Your firms cash book at 30 April 2018 shows a balance at the bank of $2,490. Comparison with
the bank statement at the same date reveals the following differences:
$
Unpresented cheques
840
Bank charges not in cash book
50
Receipts not yet credited by the bank
470
It has transpired that a cheque from a customer previously entered in the cashbook has
been dishonoured at the bank to the value of $140.
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Mallik De Silva
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Question 05
What is the adjusted bank balance per the cash book at 30 April 2018?
A
$1,460
B
$2,300
C
$2,580
D
$3,140
Question 06
What is the balance as per the bank statement?
…………………………
$
……………………
(Debit / Credit)
Question 07
The
company’s
Statement of Financial Position will include a
…………………
. (Current Asset /
Asset Liability) of $
………………
.
Question 08
When preparing a bank reconciliation, it is realised that:
1.
There are unpresented cheques of $8,000
2.
There are lodgements of $5,000 uncleared
3.
Bank charges of $67 have not been recorded in the cash book
What adjustment is required to the cash account?
A
Debit $67
B
Credit $67
C
Debit $3,067
D
Credit $3,067
Question 09
The bank statement at 31 December 2011 shows a balance of $1,000. The cash book shows a
balance of $750 in hand.
Which of the following is the most likely reason for the difference?
A
Receipts of $250 recorded in cash book, but not yet recorded by bank
B
Bank charges of $250 shown on the bank statement, not in the cash book
C
Standing orders of $250 included on bank statement, not in the cash book
D
Unpresented cheques amounting to $250.
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Question 10
What is the purpose of Jane carrying out a bank reconciliation?
A
To enable the bank to decide whether to make a loan to a business
B
To discover whether the bank has been over-charging its customers
C
To identify and account for the differences between the general ledger bank account and
the bank statement
D
To ensure that the total on the general ledger bank account is exactly the same as that on
the bank statement
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