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Auditing Cash and Cash Equivalents
Auditing Cash and Cash Equivalents
SYNCHRONOUS 1 OCTOBER 14
Cash and Cash Equivalents
Cash
Financial asset 6. Company’s postdated checks, unreleased
Unrestricted checks, undelivered checks
Initial & Subsequent measurement @face Cash
value 7. Compensating balances
Composition Legally Restricted: current/noncurrent
1. Cash on Hand asset
Undeposited collections Not legally restricted: Cash
Working funds 8. Cash set aside for long term specific purpose
2. Cash in bank Noncurrent asset
Demand deposits
SA/CA unrestricted Petty Cash Fund
Cash Equivalent Accountability: should be balance of petty cash
3-month rule count
Notes 1. Imprest balance
1. Foreign currency 2. Collections (with or without official
Restricted: Other Asset receipt)
Unrestricted: Cash 3. Accommodation check
2. Cash in closed banks 4. Currency in envelope
Receivable (written in recoverable value) Accounted for: actual cash count
3. Customers Postdated, DAIF, DAUD, NSF checks 1. Bills and coins
and IOU notes 2. Checks collected
Receivable 3. Accommodation check
4. Postage stamps, Expense advances 4. Unreplenished vouchers
Prepaid expenses 5. Replenishment checks
5. Bank Overdraft 6. Actual currency inside envelope
Can be offset (if there is also another
positive account in same bank)
Cannot be offset (current liabilities)
Bank Reconciliation
NSF checks
Previou Receipts Disbursement Current
s
NSF check prev. month, redeposited current month (xxx) xxx (xxx) xxx
NSF check current month, redeposited current month xxx xxx
NSF check current month, redeposited next month xxx (xxx)
Bank Errors
Erroneous Previous Receipts Disbursement Current
deposit previous month, corrected current month (xxx) (xxx)
deposit current month, corrected current month (xxx) (xxx)
deposit current month, corrected next month (xxx) (xxx)
deposit previous month, corrected next month (xxx) (xxx)
CASES
CASE 5
Accountability Allocation of Shortage
Imprest balance 50,000 General Cash Fund
Official Receipts 198,500 Bills and Coins 24,230
Unofficial Receipt 56,000 OR 3052 (65,500)
Accommodation check 6,800 OR 3054 (25,000)
Envelope money 35,000 Deficiency in envelope (15,000)
Total 346,300 Cash shortage 81,270
1. PAJE 3. 11,800
2. a. 7,900; b. 81,270 4. 330,030
CASE 7
June Receipts Disbursement July
Unadjusted balances per bank 86,295 375,840 451,695 10,440
Deposit in Transit, June 30 9000 (9,000)
Outstanding check, June 30 (26,130) (26,130)
Note e: Debit Error (5,940) 5,940
Outstanding checks, July 31 28,910 (28,910)
Deposit in Transit, July 31 15,000 15,000
.
Total 69,165 381,840 440,535 10,470
June Receipts Disbursement July
Unadjusted balances per book 70,165 381,840 327,165 124,840
Note d: Unrecorded disbursement 15,900 (15,900)
Note g: DAUD check 4,665 (4,665)
Note paid by bank 91,500 (91,500)
Bank service charge, July 1,305 1,305
Total 70,165 381,840 440,535 11,470
CASE 10
Novembe Receipts Disbursement December
r
Unadjusted balances per bank 803,115 2,018,310 1,787,798 1,033,627
Deposit in transit 65,100 (65,100)
Outstanding check, Nov. 30 (72,400) (72,400)
Outstanding check, Dec. 31 66,320 (66,320)
Note e: Credit Error (45,000) (45,000)
Note e: Debit Error (22,000) 22,000
Deposit in transit, Dec. 31 125,050 125,050
.
Total 750,815 2,078,260 1,714,718 1,114,357
Novembe Receipts Disbursement December
r
Unadjusted balances per book 503,705 2,033,130 1,753,118 783,717
Bank Service Charge, Nov. 30 (700) (700)
Bank Service Charge, Dec. 31 300 (300)
ISF check, Nov. 30 (12,500) (12,500)
ISF check, Dec. 31 19,600 (19,600)
NR received by bank, Nov. 30 280,310 (280,310)
NR received by bank, Dec. 31 309,440 309,440
Note f: Debit Error (5,000) (5,000)
Note g: Debit Error (20,000) (20,000)
Note h: Credit Error 21,000 (20,100) 41,100
Total 750,815 2,078,260 1,714,718 1,114,357
Deposit in transit
Deposit in transit, beginning 65,100
Receipts per book 2,078,260
less: Receipts per bank (2,018,310
)
Deposit in transit, end 125,050
1. 125,050 4. 783,717
2. 783,717 5. 1,114,357
3. 1,753,780