Shah&Shah is a sole proprietorship and the cash book of
Shah&Shah business showed a balance at the bank of 570 in hand
on 31 August 2020. At the same date the bank statement balance of
Shah&Shah account was 446 overdrawn. The difference was
accounted for as follows. 1. Check for, 1555 sent to creditors on
30 August were not paid by the bank until 8 September. 2. Check
amounting to 2520 paid into the bank on 31 August was not credited
by the bank until 6 February. 3. A standing order for a charitable
subscription of 60 had been paid by the bank on 21 August but no
entry had been made in the cash book. 4. A check paid by
Shah&Shah for rent on 21 August for345 had been entered in his
cash book as 354.
1)Prepare Bank Reconciliation statement for Shah&Shah 2)
Generally explain what factors differentiate Shah&Shah form
partnership. 3) Explain different type of parties who are
interested in Shah&Shah financial information also briefly
summarize what will happen if Shah&Shah do not follow proper
Accounting Principles.
Shah&Shah is a sole proprietorship and the cash book of Shah&Shah business showed a balance at...
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