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28.) The following items appeared on the January 31 bank reconciliations for Shelly Company:
Outstanding Checks: $80
NSF Check: $6
Bank Service Charge: $8
Deposit in Transit: $100
Error: Check written by Shelly for $476 was correctly recorded by Shelly, but recorded for $512 by the bank.
Bank collection of Note Receivable for Shelly: $170
The unadjusted January 31 bank statement balance is $1,000.
The adjusted cash balance for the January 31 balance sheet is:
Select one:
a. $984
b. $1,016
c. $1,020
d. $1,248
e. $1,056
29.) Which item would be included in the Cash line item on the balance sheet?
a. Liquid investments with maturity of 365 days or less
b. Postdated checks written to vendors
c. NSF checks from customers
d. Cash restricted as a compensating balance
30.) Which account is not amortized?
a. Copyright
b. Goodwill
c. Franchises
d. Patent
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Solution
28. Correct option is $984
Explanation:
Balance per Bank statement | $1000 |
Adjustments: | |
Outstanding checks | -80 |
Deposit in transit | +100 |
Error in check recording (512-476) | -36 |
Adjusted cash balance for January 31 ,balance sheet | $984 |
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29. Option a is correct
Liquid investment with maturity of 365 days or less
Explanation:
Post dated checks should be reported as payable
Cash restricted as compensating balance should be described in a note indicating the type of arrangement and amount
NSF checks from customers reported as receivables
Only the liquid investment which have maturity of 365 days or less can be reported as a cash line item in the balance sheet.
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