Bank Reconciliation and Entries

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REYDELL FURNITURE COMPANY

Bank Reconciliation

June 30, 20–

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Cash balance according to bank statement

Add

Deduct outstanding checks:

Adjusted balance

Cash balance according to company’s records

Add: Proceeds of note collected by bank:

Principal

Interest

Deduct:

2.

3.

4: From PR 8-5B, the total amount of outstanding checks is:

a. 1,111.04 dollars
b. 1,111.64 dollars
c. 1,111.94 dollars
d. 1,111.34 dollars

5: From PR 8-5B, the ending balance per cash account, June 30 is:

a. 10,163.32 dollars
b. 11.163.32 dollars
c. 12,163.32 dollars
d. 13,163.32 dollars

6: From PR 8-5B, part 3, the amount of cash that should appear on the balance sheet as of June 30 is:

a. 13,894.30 dollars
b. 13,893.32 dollars
c. 13,890.00 dollars
d. 13,980.90 dollars

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