Question : 47) Use the information below to prepare a bank reconciliation : 1230137

 

47) Use the information below to prepare a bank reconciliation for Doggy Day Care Company for the month of January.

•Outstanding checks as of January 30 amounted to $2,704.

•Deposits in transit as of January 30 amounted to $1,879.

•The ending balance per the January bank statement is $36,482.

•The bank statement shows that Doggy Day Care earned $150 of interest on its bank balance for the month of January.

•The bank mistakenly recorded a deposit of $2,800 as $280 on January 15.

•The Doggy Day Care pays its insurance of $986 by EFT.

•Bank collected a note, for $3,000.

•There was a NSF check on the bank statement for $368

•The ending cash balance per the books for January before any adjustments was $36,381.

 

48) The owner of ABC Inc. has reason to believe that an employee has been stealing cash from the company. The employee receives cash from clients, makes the bank deposit, and also prepares the monthly bank reconciliation. To check up on the employee, the owner               prepares his own bank reconciliation, as follows:

 

ABC Inc.

Bank Reconciliation

September 30

 

Bank:Books:

Balance, 9/30$4,300Balance, 9/30$3,820

Add:Add:

Deposits in transit1,400Bank collections1,800

Interest revenue10

Less:Less:

Outstanding checks(2,100)Service charge(30)

NSF check(1,000)

 

Adjusted balance$3,600Adjusted balance$4,600

 

Does it appear the employee has stolen from the company? If so, how much? Explain your answer.

Which side of the bank reconciliation shows the company’s true cash balance?

49) The following are examples of items that appear on a bank reconciliation. Classify each item as (a) an addition to the bank balance, (b) a subtraction from the bank balance, (c) an addition to the book balance, or (d) a subtraction from the book balance.

1. NSF check

2. Deposits in transit

3. Interest earnings

4. Bank error – the bank credited the company’s account for a deposit made by another customer

5. EFT rent collection

6. Service charge

7. Book error – the company credited cash for $100 when the correct amount was $1,000

8. Outstanding checks

9. Bank collection of a note receivable on behalf of the company

 

50) When preparing a bank reconciliation, several terms are used, which are listed below. Following the list is a series of definitions.

a.bank collections

b.bank reconciliation

c.bank statement

d.check

e.deposits in transit

f.electronic fund transfer

g.nonsufficient funds check

h.outstanding checks

 

_____1.Document showing the beginning and ending balances of a particular bank account listing the                                           month’s transactions that affected the account.

_____2.A check issued by the company and recorded on its books but not yet paid by the  bank.

_____3.System that transfers cash by electronic communication rather than by paper documents.

_____4.Document instructing a bank to pay the designated person or business the specified amount of                                           money.

_____5.Collection of money by the bank on behalf of a depositor.

_____6.A deposit recorded by the company but not yet by its bank.

_____7.A document explaining the reasons for the difference between a depositor’s records and the                                           bank’s records about the depositor’s cash.

_____8.A check for which the payer’s bank account has insufficient money to pay the check.

 

REQUIRED: Match each term with its appropriate definition.

51) The June 30 bank statement of Control Inc. has arrived in the mail. The bank reconciliation was prepared and the adjusted bank balance is $4,065. The following information was used to prepare the bank reconciliation:

•The cash ledger account has a balance of $5,500 on June 30.

•The bank statement indicates $20 of interest earned on the account.

•The company pays rent ($1,000) and utilities ($750) by EFT.

•The following checks did not clear the bank statement:  CK 101 $150, CK 102 $75, CK 103 $210

•The bank statement indicates a deposit of $1,250 for a note collected by the bank on behalf of the company.

•The bank statement indicates a $15 service charge.

•On June 30, the company deposited $800 at the end of the day. This will appear on the July bank statement.

•The bank statement includes a $175 check payment that the company did not write. The bank deducted $175 from the account for another company’s check.

•The bank statement includes an NSF check for $400. It was received from a customer as a payment on account.

 

Journalize the June 30 transactions needed to update Control Inc.’s cash ledger account. Prepare a T account for cash, insert the unadjusted balance at 6/30, and post the entries. After posting, does the T account agree with the bank reconciliation? Note — It is NOT necessary to prepare the bank reconciliation.

 

 

 

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