Curate Company assembled the following information in completing its May bankreconciliation:Balance per bankOutstanding checksDeposits in transitNSF checkBank service chargesCash balance per booksUse the following tabular analysis to determine the required adjustments to Curate'saccounts:CashBal 13,224May 30Adj.BalAssetsAccountsRec$13,2242,4804,0002568015,080LiabilitiesAccountsPayableCommonStockDecrease Accounts Receivable by $256.Decrease Cash by $2,480.Increase Expense by $336.Increase Expenses by $80.Stockholders' Equity+Revenue-Expenses

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Curate Company assembled the following information in completing its May bank reconciliation: Balance per bank Outstanding checks Deposits in transit NSF check Bank service charges Cash balance per books Use the following tabular analysis to determine the required adjustments to Curate's accounts: Bal 13,224 May 20 Adj Bal Assets Accounts Rec $13,224 2,480 4,000 256 80 15,080 Liabilities + Accounts Payable Common Steck Decrease Accounts Receivable by $256. Decrease Cash by $2,480. Increase Expense by $336. Increase Expenses by $80. Stockholders' Equity Revenue- Expenses

Curate Company assembled the following information in completing its May bank reconciliation: Balance per bank Outstanding checks Deposits in transit NSF check Bank service charges Cash balance per books Use the following tabular analysis to determine the required adjustments to Curate's accounts: Bal 13,224 May 20 Adj Bal Assets Accounts Rec $13,224 2,480 4,000 256 80 15,080 Liabilities + Accounts Payable Common Steck Decrease Accounts Receivable by $256. Decrease Cash by $2,480. Increase Expense by $336. Increase Expenses by $80. Stockholders' Equity Revenue- Expenses

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Chapter8: Fraud, Internal Controls, And Cash

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Problem 9EA: Using the following information, prepare a bank reconciliation. Bank balance: $4,587 Book balance:...

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