Zip Company | ||
Bank Reconcillation | ||
April 30, 20xx | ||
Balance as per Bank | $57,849 | |
Add: Deposit in Transit | $10,500 | |
Less: Outstanding Checks: | ||
Check No: 493 | $3,360 | |
Check No: 496 | $1,840 | |
Check No: 497 | $1,400 | |
Check No: 499 | $2,830 | |
Check No: 492 | $9,275 | $18,705 |
Adjusted Bank Balance | $49,644 | |
Balance as per Depositor's Records | $42,306 | |
Add: | ||
Note Receivable Collected by Bank | $8,700 | |
Less: | ||
NSF Check | $500 | |
Bank Service Fee | $70 | |
Errors in company's Cash account (3810 -3018) | $792 | $1,362 |
Adjusted Book Balance | $49,644 | |
Journal Entry | |||
S. No | Account Tittle | Debit | Credit |
Cash | $8,700 | ||
Notes receivables | $8,700 | ||
Accounts Receivables | $500 | ||
Bank service Charges | $70 | ||
Accounts Payables | $792 | ||
Cash | $1,362 |
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