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vitfil [10]
3 years ago
6

Ted Jones owns rental properties in Texas. Each property has a property manager, who collects the rent once per month, arranges

for repairs to the property; and assists with advertising of other available properties. The property manager initiates a monthly transfer of cash to Jones each month, and prepares the bank reconciliation themselves. The property manager, however, has been slowly stealing money from the company. To cover their tracks, the amount of checks outstanding is underestimated on the bank reconciliation each month. Because of this, each monthly bank reconciliation appears to be out of balance; while the balance sheet reports more cash than is in the bank. Meanwhile, Ted Jones is in the process of trying to sell his property management company; therefore, the balance sheet must be presented to potential investors Respond to the questions below:
a. What is the purpose of a bank reconciliation?
b. What type of internal controls must be put in place to avoid this type of theft?
c. How may the incorrect balance sheet adversely affect the sale of the business?
d. In other words, how might this error harm Jones and the potential investors?
Business
1 answer:
Anarel [89]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Answers explained below

Explanation:

1) The purpose of a bank reconciliation to compare the company's records to those of that of the Bank Statement, to see if there are any kind of difference between these two sets of records for ther cash transactions. The bank reconciliation process requires comparing the bank statement with Cash book records towards withdrawals, check payments, direct deposits received by bank, direct payments/charges by bank, cash deposits and financial transfers.

2) To avoid the theft of cash, the internal controls requires a through checks of the receipt and payments in the cash book must be compared with the cash receipts and cash payments by the bank in their bank statement.

3) The misappropriation of cash and showing the outstanding checks at the lower level will indicate that the cash generation by the property is less. It will disturb the valuation of the property by the potential investors through the cash generation method, which will result in loss / harm to Jones.

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