Answer:
Bank statement cash balance Book Balance of cash
Add: (d) Add: (f)
Deduct: (b) Deduct: (a)
(g) (c)
(e)
Reconciled balance.............. Reconciled balance............
Explanation:
(a) Service charge is to be deducted from book balance
(b) Outstanding check is to be deducted from balance as per bank
(c) NSF check is to be deducted from book balance
(d) Deposit in transit is to be added to balance as per bank
(e) An error (differential amount) by company (recorded lesser amount) has to be deducted from book balance
(f) Note receivable collected by bank has to be added to book balance
(g) Outstanding check has to be deducted from balance as per bank
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Prepare the general journal entries to bring the company’s
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