College Accounting (Book Only): A Career Approach
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Publisher: South-Western College Pub
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Chapter 6, Problem 5E
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Prepare bank reconciliation for Company H, as at August 31, to compute the adjusted ledger cash balance.
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A company’s bank statement balance is $4,500 and shows a service charge of $15,interest earned of $5, and an NSF check for $300. Deposits in transit total $1,200;outstanding checks are $575. The company’s bookkeeper erroneously recorded acheck received from a customer as a $152 check when it was actually a $125 check.This created a book error of $27.(1) What is the adjusted bank balance?(2) What was the book balance of cash before the reconciliation?
On March 31, Sigment Company had a $44,547.60 checkbook balance. The bank statement showed a balance on that date of $46,574.10, and the following information on the bank statement had not been entered in the checkbook:
$24.75 Service charge
$68.85 NSF charge
A review of the company’s bank statement and checkbook showed a deposit in transit of $3,919.44 and outstanding checks as follows:
Number 234 for $281.34
Number 236 for $445.12
Number 237 for $2,901.60
Number 238 for $2,411.48
Prepare a bank reconciliation in proper format. List and total the outstanding checks at the bottom of the bank reconciliation.
TSLA Co. found that the receipt of a check from a customer was properly recorded in th
accounting records for $7,426 but improperly credited by the bank in the amount of
$4,726. When preparing that month's bank reconciliation, the company should:
Add $2,700 to the bank statement balance of cash.
Add $2,700 to the book balance of cash.
educt $2,700 from the book balance of cash
O Deduct $2,700 from the bank statement balance of cash.
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College Accounting (Book Only): A Career Approach
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