You have been asked to help out a small Landscaping company by preparing their month-end bank reconciliation for February, 2022. You have gathered the following information: Balance per the bank statement, February 28, 2022 $5,033 Unadjusted balance per books (G/L), February 28, 2022 $1,950 A deposit made on February 28th not yet recorded by the bank $6,375 Outstanding cheques (total) as of February 28, 2022 $4,928 You found the following items on the bank statement that were either not included in the books (G/L) o were entered incorrectly: Bank Service Charges $35 NSF cheque from R. Bounce was returned by the bank $685 (this was for an outstanding account receivable) Note and interest collected by the bank on behalf of the company $5,250 ($5,000 is for the note and $250 is interest that was collected) Required – а. Prepare the adjusting entries required for the cash account. Calculate the adjusted balance per books. b. Prepare a bank reconciliation as at February 28.

You have been asked to help out a small Landscaping company by preparing their month-end bank reconciliation for February, 2022. You have gathered the following information: Balance per the bank statement, February 28, 2022 $5,033 Unadjusted balance per books (G/L), February 28, 2022 $1,950 A deposit made on February 28th not yet recorded by the bank $6,375 Outstanding cheques (total) as of February 28, 2022 $4,928 You found the following items on the bank statement that were either not included in the books (G/L) o were entered incorrectly: Bank Service Charges $35 NSF cheque from R. Bounce was returned by the bank $685 (this was for an outstanding account receivable) Note and interest collected by the bank on behalf of the company $5,250 ($5,000 is for the note and $250 is interest that was collected) Required – а. Prepare the adjusting entries required for the cash account. Calculate the adjusted balance per books. b. Prepare a bank reconciliation as at February 28.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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