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Week13 Seminar Assignment - F23xlsx
Week13 Seminar Assignment - F23xlsx
Week13 Seminar Assignment - F23xlsx
Oct 1
Oct 7
Oct 8
Oct 10
Oct 25
Debit Credit
cash 169,150
debit card expense 850
service revenue 170,000
to record sale of services less debit card expense
: 0.5%*170000 = 850
cash 20,000
service revenue 20,000
to record sale of srevices provided for cash
cash 96,040
credit card expense 1,960
service revenue 98,000
to record sale of services less credit card expense
;2% *98000= 1960
360
-87
-58
-41
-148
-8
18
-11
7
Debit Credit
Date
Petty Cash
360
349
489
500
Feb 28 Delivery expense 8
Auto expense 148
Postage expense 41
Merchandise inventory 58
Office supplies expense 87
Cash over /short 7
Petty Cash 349 360
-11
Feb 28 Petty Cash 489 349
Cash 489
Exercise 7-10 Preparation of bank reconciliation LO6
CHECK FIGURE: 1. Adjusted book balance = $11,203
The bank reconciliation prepared by Winfield Construction on June 30, 2020, appeared as follows:
The Cash account in the general ledger appeared as follows on July 31:
A list of deposits made and cheques written during July, taken from the cash receipts journal and cash 11203
disbursements journal, is shown below:
In reviewing cheques returned by the bank, the bookkeeper noted that cheque #96 written by Winburn
Construction in the amount of $420 was charged against Winfield’s account in error by the bank. The NSF
cheque was regarding a customer account, Jim Anderson.
Required
1. Prepare a bank reconciliation at July 31.
2. Prepare the necessary journal entries to bring the general ledger Cash account into agreement
with the adjusted balance on the bank reconciliation.
Part 1
Windfield Construction
Bank Reconciliation
31-Jul-20
General Ledger Account
Bank Account
ending book balance 11,668
Bank Account
11,887 deduct :NSF cheque 465
ending bank statement balance
640
add : deposits in transit
420
add : bank error CH#96
Cash 465
Analysis Component: If the journal entries in Part 2 were not recorded, what financial statement elements
(profit, assets, liabilities, and equity) would be over- or understated?