Financial Accounting
3rd Edition
ISBN: 9780133791129
Author: Jane L. Reimers
Publisher: Pearson Higher Ed
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Chapter 4, Problem 4MCQ
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Compute the cash balance in its accounting records before Company F began the bank reconciliation.
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19. A bank deducted OMR 50 from the customer’s account as a bank charge and customer noticed this only on the receipt of bank statements. How to reconcile this item in the bank reconciliation statement?
a.
Deduct from the bank statement balance
b.
Add to the bank statement balance
c.
Deduct from the cash book balance
d.
Add to the cash book balance
28. On receipt of bank statements, a company has identified that bank has collected interest OMR 100, but was not recorded in the cash book. How do you treat this item while preparing bank reconciliation statement?
a.
Add to the cash book balance
b.
Deduct from the bank statement balance
c.
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d.
Deduct from the cash book balance
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Using the following information:
a. The bank statement balance is $4,799.
b. The cash account balance is $5,186.
c. Outstanding checks amount to $744.
d. Deposits in transit are $1,076.
e. The bank service charge is $46.
f. A check for $59 for supplies was recorded as $50 in the ledger.
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