The following information has been taken from the books of Pisces Fisheries on 28 February 2019. Pisces Fisheries supplies upmarket resturants with fresh seafood and is not registered as a VAT Vendor: The following bank reconciliation statement was drawn up on 31 January 2019: Favourable bank balance as per Bank Statement R32 440 Outstanding deposit 19 000 Outstanding cheques: No. 400 2 450 No. 765 7 560 No. 767 4 560 Balance as per Bank Account ???? A comparison of the cashbooks for February 2019, the above bank reconciliation statement and the Bank Statement for February 2019, show the following: 1. The provisional totals of the cashbooks on 28 February 2019 were are follows: Cashbook receipts R291 000 Cashbook payments R244 000 2. The following items that were included on the January bank reconciliation appeared respectively on the 2nd and 10th February on the Bank Statement: Deposit R19 000 and Cheque 767 3. Cheque No. 400 was issued to an old age home as a donation on 16 August 2018. 4. The following entries appeared on the Bank Statement but not in the cashbooks: A debit order in favour of ABC Insurers, R6 000 being the owner's private insurance premium; Two stop orders in favour of TooTrue Rental Agency for R12 000 as rent of the premises, and WideArea Network for R18 000 as cell phone charges. The following charges: commission on cheques, service fees and cash handling fees of R120, R250 and R55 respectively; Interest received on current banking account, R74; A debtor, Adrian Appleberry, deposited R7 400 directly into the current banking account to settle his deht of R7 650
The following information has been taken from the books of Pisces Fisheries on 28 February 2019. Pisces Fisheries supplies upmarket resturants with fresh seafood and is not registered as a VAT Vendor: The following bank reconciliation statement was drawn up on 31 January 2019: Favourable bank balance as per Bank Statement R32 440 Outstanding deposit 19 000 Outstanding cheques: No. 400 2 450 No. 765 7 560 No. 767 4 560 Balance as per Bank Account ???? A comparison of the cashbooks for February 2019, the above bank reconciliation statement and the Bank Statement for February 2019, show the following: 1. The provisional totals of the cashbooks on 28 February 2019 were are follows: Cashbook receipts R291 000 Cashbook payments R244 000 2. The following items that were included on the January bank reconciliation appeared respectively on the 2nd and 10th February on the Bank Statement: Deposit R19 000 and Cheque 767 3. Cheque No. 400 was issued to an old age home as a donation on 16 August 2018. 4. The following entries appeared on the Bank Statement but not in the cashbooks: A debit order in favour of ABC Insurers, R6 000 being the owner's private insurance premium; Two stop orders in favour of TooTrue Rental Agency for R12 000 as rent of the premises, and WideArea Network for R18 000 as cell phone charges. The following charges: commission on cheques, service fees and cash handling fees of R120, R250 and R55 respectively; Interest received on current banking account, R74; A debtor, Adrian Appleberry, deposited R7 400 directly into the current banking account to settle his deht of R7 650
Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions
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1.3
Transcribed Image Text:A dishonoured cheque for R1 750, orginally received from a debtor, Neo Nape.
The cheque was marked insuficient funds.
5.
Cheque No. 766 appeared in the Cashbook payments as R5 780 and on the Bank
Statement as R7 580. After an investigation, it was revealed that the amount on the
Bank Statement was correct. This cheque had been issued for Stationery purchased on
18 February 2019.
6.
A deposit of R17 500 appeared on the Bank Statement but not in the Cashbook receipts.
An investigation revealed that the deposit was intended for Pisces Fish & Chips Market
and not Pisces Fisheries.
7.
The following entries appeared in the cashbooks but not on the Bank Statement:
A deposit of R36 500 made by Pisces Fisheries on 27 February 2019;
Cheque No. 821 for R7 460 issued to TopNotch Fisheries as part payment of their
account;
Cheque No. 829 for R3 600 issued to The Ad Agency in payment of an
advertisement placed in a local magazine.
8.
On 28 February 2019 the Bank Statement revealed a credit balance of RS3 439.
Q.1.3
Compile the bank reconciliation statement as at 28 February 2019.
Transcribed Image Text:The following information has been taken from the books of Pisces Fisheries on 28 February 2019.
Pisces Fisheries supplies upmarket resturants with fresh seafood and is not registered as a VAT
Vendor:
The following bank reconciliation statement was drawn up on 31 January 2019:
Favourable bank balance as per Bank Statement
R32 440
Outstanding deposit
19 000
Outstanding cheques:
No. 400
2 450
No. 765
7 560
No. 767
4 560
Balance as per Bank Account
????
A comparison of the cashbooks for February 2019, the above bank reconciliation statement and
the Bank Statement for February 2019, show the following:
1.
The provisional totals of the cashbooks on 28 February 2019 were are follows:
Cashbook receipts
R291 000
Cashbook payments
R244 000
2.
The following items that were included on the January bank reconciliation appeared
respectively on the 2nd and 10th February on the Bank Statement:
Deposit R19 000 and Cheque 767
3.
Cheque No. 400 was issued to an old age home as a donation on 16 August 2018.
4.
The following entries appeared on the Bank Statement but not in the cashbooks:
A debit order in favour of ABC Insurers, R6 000 being the owner's private
insurance premium;
Two stop orders in favour of TooTrue Rental Agency for R12 000 as rent of the
premises, and WideArea Network for R18 000 as cell phone charges.
The following charges: commission on cheques, service fees and cash handling
fees of R120, R250 and R55 respectively;
Interest received on current banking account, R74;
A debtor, Adrian Appleberry, deposited R7 400 directly into the current banking
account to settle his debt of R7 650.
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