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It provides insight to their emotional state because you can see the regret or sadness or any emotion in a persons eyes
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Eyes tell a person everything. if they’re tired they will have bags, if they’re happy they’re eyes will be big etc.
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1. Pala Medical Co. Bank Reconciliation Statement as on June 30, 20Y1    

       PARTICULARS                                                        $                 $

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Add: Cheques issued but not yet presented          19,427  

 25,000 note collected by Bank                          <u>26,500  </u>

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Deduct: Checks deposited but not yet collected

         by the bank                                                             12,300  

  Overstatement of figure by the bank                      720  

  Returned check wrongly recorded by Pala

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  Bank service charge                                         <u>        55   </u>

                                                                                     <u>     16,675  </u>

Balance as per bank statement as on June 30, 20Y1       <u>   </u><u>195,688  </u>

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Cash Account                                                             25,000  

  Investment                                                                                  25,000  

Matured Investment ($25,000 Notes)  

Cash Account                                                                 1,500  

  Interst Income                                                                             1,500  

Being interest on $25,000 Notes received  

Cash Account                                                                      400  

  Creditors - Skyline Supply Co.                                                                400  

Being correction of Payment to Skyline Supply Co. wronfly recorded  

Creditors - Skyline Supply Co.                                      4,000  

  Cash Account                                                                                  4,000  

Being Payment to Skyline Supply Co.  

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1. The balance shown by the bank statement seldom agree with the balance shown by the cash book, bank reconciliation statement is usually drawn up to  agree the balance shown by the bank statement with the balance shown by the cash book.

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a. Check  outstanding of $19,427 are checks issued to creditors which where not presented for payment. generally known as unpresented checks.

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c. The amount of $26,500 recorded in the bank statement must be reported correctly the the cash book and the relevant ledger by debiting the cash book by the total receipt of $26,500 and crediting investment and with $25,000 and crediting the interest elements to interest income account.

d. The wrong recording of $400 instead of $4000 must be corrected by reversing the initial entry. this is done by debiting Cash book with $400 and crediting Creditor account - Skyline Supply Co. with $400   and recording the correct entry by debiting Creditor account - Skyline Supply Co. with $4000 and crediting cash book by $4000.

e. The check of $195 is recorded correctly already in the cash book, it is the bank to pass the necessary entry but it will only enter the company cash book.

f. Bank service charge should be recorded by debiting bank charges with $55 and crediting cash book with $55

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