Co receives May 2017 bank statement showing $7000 on deposit. The Co's books show the account to have a cash balance of $6590. The reconciliation process May 31st revealed the following: of $3000 deposited over the month, the bank had not yet received the last deposit of $500 made on May 30th. The bank also collected $100 on a $90 Note Receivable plus $10 interest. Three checks had written for a total of $1000 had not yet cleared the bank. Furthermore, one of the checks written for $100 was incorrectly recorded by Co as having been $10. A deposit Co made for $50 was returned by the bank for Non-Sufficient Funds. Finally, the bank charged a $50 fee for the checking account. A) Reconcile the cash balance per the bank with the cash balance per the Co for May. B) Journalize the adjustments Co recorded on its books from the reconciliation.

Co receives May 2017 bank statement showing $7000 on deposit. The Co's books show the account to have a cash balance of $6590. The reconciliation process May 31st revealed the following: of $3000 deposited over the month, the bank had not yet received the last deposit of $500 made on May 30th. The bank also collected $100 on a $90 Note Receivable plus $10 interest. Three checks had written for a total of $1000 had not yet cleared the bank. Furthermore, one of the checks written for $100 was incorrectly recorded by Co as having been $10. A deposit Co made for $50 was returned by the bank for Non-Sufficient Funds. Finally, the bank charged a $50 fee for the checking account. A) Reconcile the cash balance per the bank with the cash balance per the Co for May. B) Journalize the adjustments Co recorded on its books from the reconciliation.

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Chapter6: Bank Accounts, Cash Funds, And Internal Controls

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