Required: (a) Complete the bank account in the ledger. (b) Prepare a bank reconciliation statement as at 30 July 20.0.
Required: (a) Complete the bank account in the ledger. (b) Prepare a bank reconciliation statement as at 30 July 20.0.
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Transcribed Image Text:A Botha compared his cash book with the bank statement on 30 June 20.0 and found that the
following three cheques were not cashed:
Cheque no.
104
110
111
July1 Balance
The following is presented to you and you are requested by Mr A Botha to reconcile his cash
book with the bank statement.
Cash book for July 20.0
5 Sales and VAT
7
Bill receivable
9
P Botha
20
Sales and VAT
28 Rent and VAT
Date drawn
3 January 20.0
20 March 20.0
20 March 20.0
b/f
R
4 300
500
320
140
1 400
100
R6 760
Cheque
120
121
122
123 15
124
125
126
127
19698
223
24
30
Purchases and VAT
Interest expense
P Louw
Salaries
Water and electricity
and VAT
Amount
R400
R200
R150
Insurance and VAT
Purchases and VAT
Bill payable
R
250
55
410
125
80
110
350
95
R1 475

Transcribed Image Text:Bank statement for July 20.0
July 1
3
5
Deposit
Cheque 122
Ledger fees
Deposit
Deposit
Cheque 123
Deposit
Cheque 125
Deposit
30 Cheque 127
Cheque 121
Commission
16
82 86
Balance b/f
Cheque 120
Cheque 111
20
S/O (X Insurers
You also determine that:
insurance)
Debit
250
150
Required:
(a) Complete the bank account in the ledger.
(b) Prepare a bank reconciliation statement as at 30 July 20.0.
310
125
110
95
55
3
123
Credit
500
320
140
1400
168
1. According to the cheque stub cheque 122 was drawn for R410.
2. The deposit of 24 July for R168 was a deposit by a receivable, P Pienaar.
3. Cheque 104 was issued to A Louw, a payable.
Balance
5050
4800
4650
5 150
4840
4 835
5 155
5 295
5 170
6 570
6 460
6 628
6 533
6478
6 475
6 352
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