IV. Activities: Prepare a bank recon sheet of paper. Activity 1 The bank statement of the January 2015 whereas the compa reasons have been identified for th
IV. Activities: Prepare a bank recon sheet of paper. Activity 1 The bank statement of the January 2015 whereas the compa reasons have been identified for th
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Transcribed Image Text:Activities: Prepare a bank reconciliation statement. Write your answer on a separate
sheet of paper.
IV.
Activity 1
The bank statement of the Fast Company shows a balance of P10,000 on 31
January 2015 whereas the company's ledger shows a balance of P8,525. The following
reasons have been identified for this discrepancy.
1. An amount of P822 sent to the bank for a deposit on January 31, 2015, does not
appear in the bank statement.
2. The following checks issued during January have not yet been cleared by the bank.
a. Check No: 201, Issue date: 15 January 2015, Amount; P200.
b. Check No: 212, Issue date: 19 January 2015, Amount; P20.
c. Check No: 216, Issue date: 25 January 2015, Amount; P610.
3. A note receivable amounting to P1,588 has been collected by the bank for the company.
4. The bank statement shows that interest amounting to P50 has been earned on average
account balance during January.
5. The bank has charged P10 for the collection of a note.
6. A check of P100 deposited by the company has been charged back as NSF.
7. An amount of P25 has been deducted by the bank as service charges for January.
8. The check no. 220 is issued to the electricity company. The check is for P95 but is
erroneously recorded in the cash payments journal as P59.
Activity 2
Assume the following circumstances for Peter Plumbing Company, a small business located in
Taguig.
1. After all, the posting is up to date, at the end of July 31, the book balance shows P32,760,
and the bank statement balance shows P77,040.
2. Check 5523 for P9,620 and 6547 for P10,000 are outstanding.
3. Check 5386 for P2,000 is removed from the bank account correctly but is recorded on the
accounting records for P1,760. This was in payment of dues. The effects of this transaction
resulted in an error of P320 that must be deducted from the company's book balance.
4. The July 31 night deposit of P34,300 was delivered to the bank after hours. As a result,
the deposit is not on the bank statement, but it is on the financial records.
5. Upon review of the bank statement, an error is uncovered. A check is removed from the
account from Feeter for P240 that should have been removed from the account of another
customer of the bank.
6. In the bank statement is a note stating that the bank collected P60,000 in charges
(payments) from the credit card company as well as P1,800 in interest. This transaction
is on the bank statement but not in the company's financial records.
7. The bank notified Feeter that a P2,200 check was returned unpaid from customer Berson
due to insufficient funds in Berson's account. This check return is reflected on the bank
statement but not in the records of Footer.
8. Bank service charges for the month are P80. They have not been recorded on Feeter's
records.
Activity 3
Upon receipt of the bank statement dated December 31, 2019, for the checking account
in the First National Bank, the accountant for the Mi Company began the reconciliation
process. The deposit slips and canceled checks (cheques) were compared with the records.
Bank balance 12/31/x1
86,179
Deposit in transit
44,700
Outstanding checks (cheques)
129,478
Bank error (deposit understated)
10,000
NSF Check (cheque) from customer debited to account by bank (separate
notification not received from bank)
2,300
Service charges for December
75
Error on books (check (cheque) written to pay account payable recorded at
300 but written for only 30)
270
Balance in books
13,506
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