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Sloan [31]
3 years ago
10

18. EX.08-160

Business
1 answer:
Likurg_2 [28]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Bank reconciliation statement = $4,995

Explanation:

                              Miller Corporation

                     Bank Reconciliation Statement

                               August 31, 20XX

Cash balance according to bank statement                   $4,690

Add: Deposit in-transits                                   $1,020

Less: Outstanding checks                    <u>           $ (715)  </u>  

                                                                                      <u>     $  305</u>

Adjusted balance as per bank statement                       $4,995

Cash balance according to company's book                 $5,080

Less: Error in supplies recording $(72 - 27)   $ (45)

Bank service charge                             <u>           $ (40)</u>

                                                                                    <u>       $   (85)</u>

Adjusted balance as per company's cash book             $4,995

Note: Deposit in-transit is added because the bank has already added the amount and the company does not know that, while bank deducts the outstanding checks as they are overdue.

Again, as the service charge and error in supplies are already deducted from the bank without informing the company, the company has to deduct those from cash book.

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