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2. From 4 E's to addressing corporate strategy, provide four examples from each of the 4E's of known big companies adopting thes

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<u>Bank Reconciliation Statement</u>

Balance as per Bank Statement $5,170

Adjusted for error

Multi-State Freight Company $700

Balance as per adjusted Bank Statement $5,870

Add Lodgements not yet credited :

White treasurer`s deposit $290

Less Unpresented Cheques :

237 $90

288 $150

291 $580

294 $590

295 $10

296 $150 ($1,570)

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Required 2 : Journal entries

<u>Journal 1.</u>

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Trade Receivables $540 (debit)

Bank $610 (credit)

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Bank $2,500 (debit)

Credit Transfer $ l,400 (credit)

Dividend Revenue $l,050 (credit)

Interest Revenue $50 (credit)

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<u>Debit :</u>

Balance as per Cash Book $2,700

Credit Transfer $ l,400

Dividend Revenue $l,050

Interest Revenue $50

Totals $5,200

<u>Credit :</u>

Dishonored Cheques ($420 + $120) $540

Bank Service Charge $70

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Totals $5,200

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Add Lodgements not yet credited :

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Less Unpresented Cheques :

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Balance as per Cash Book $4,590

Journal Entries to Correct the Cash Book :

<u>Journal 1.</u>

Bank Service Charge $70 (debit)

Trade Receivables $540 (debit)

Bank $610 (credit)

<u>Journal 2.</u>

Bank $2,500 (debit)

Credit Transfer $ l,400 (credit)

Dividend Revenue $l,050 (credit)

Interest Revenue $50 (credit)

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