(5): The answer will be the 3rd option i.e. Debit cash $1,010; credit Sales $1,000; credit Cash over and short $10.
Explanation: Here there is excess cash to the amount of $10 (1010-1000) and so cash over and short account will be credited with the excess amount.
(6): The answer is $14,837.
Calculations:
Bank balance | 14,237.00 | Book balance | 13,162.00 |
+ Deposit in transit | 4,500.00 | +Note receivable | 1,725.00 |
-Outstanding checks | 3,900.00 | -Bank service fees | 50.00 |
Adjusted balance | 14,837.00 | Adjusted balance | 14,837.00 |
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