This document outlines various types of reconciling items that may appear on a bank reconciliation and their proper accounting treatment. It discusses unpresented checks, uncredited checks, bank charges, interest credited, and various posting errors. For each item, it provides a brief description and indicates whether the item should be added to or subtracted from the bank statement balance or cash book balance. The overall purpose is to provide guidance on accurately reconciling a bank statement to the cash book.
This document outlines various types of reconciling items that may appear on a bank reconciliation and their proper accounting treatment. It discusses unpresented checks, uncredited checks, bank charges, interest credited, and various posting errors. For each item, it provides a brief description and indicates whether the item should be added to or subtracted from the bank statement balance or cash book balance. The overall purpose is to provide guidance on accurately reconciling a bank statement to the cash book.
This document outlines various types of reconciling items that may appear on a bank reconciliation and their proper accounting treatment. It discusses unpresented checks, uncredited checks, bank charges, interest credited, and various posting errors. For each item, it provides a brief description and indicates whether the item should be added to or subtracted from the bank statement balance or cash book balance. The overall purpose is to provide guidance on accurately reconciling a bank statement to the cash book.
This document outlines various types of reconciling items that may appear on a bank reconciliation and their proper accounting treatment. It discusses unpresented checks, uncredited checks, bank charges, interest credited, and various posting errors. For each item, it provides a brief description and indicates whether the item should be added to or subtracted from the bank statement balance or cash book balance. The overall purpose is to provide guidance on accurately reconciling a bank statement to the cash book.
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Un-Presented Cheques / Outstanding Cheques/ Un
paid Cheques:- Un-presented cheques are those cheques which are issued for the payment, but are not presented for the payment to the Bank yet. Treatment :- Less from Bank Statement 2. Un credited Cheques/Un cleared cheques:- These cheques are those cheques which we receive from our customers and they are also deposited into bank, but due to any reason they are not credited by the Bank
Treatment :- Add in Bank Statement
3. Bank service Charges/ Mark up Charges / Dishonored
cheque/Notes or Bills Paid by the bank on behalf of the firm/any amount debited by Bank on account of Interest,leasing cheques /or any amount debited by Bank:- Treatment :- Less from Cash Book BB
4. Interest / mark up/ bank profit/credited by bank/ any
amount credited by the bank on account of dividend collection, Direct deposit by a customer,/Notes or bills received on behalf of the firm or any amount credited by Bank.
Treatment :- Add in Cash Book BB
5.Posting Errors:- a) When a payment is made, but it is recorded in any of the books(Cash Book or Bank Statement) with more than actual amount.
Treatment :- Add the difference
b) When a payment is made, but it is
recorded in any of the books(Cash Book or Bank Statement) with Less than actual amount.
Treatment :- Less the difference
c) When a Payment is received, but it is
recorded in any of the books(Cash Book or Bank Statement) with more than actual amount. Treatment :- Less the difference d) When a Payment is received, but it is recorded in any of the books(Cash Book or Bank Statement) with Less than actual amount.
Treatment :- Add the difference
6. The Bank made the payment but by mistake
it is charged to the firm’s account:-
Treatment :- Add in Bank Statement
7.The Bank received the payment from any
other firm, but by mistake it is added to the firm’s account:-
Treatment :- Less from Bank Statement
8.The firm received the payment, but by
mistake it is recorded in payment side in cash book
Treatment :- Add in Cash Book with Double amount
9.The firm made the payment the payment, but by mistake it is recorded on the receipt side of cash book
Treatment :- Less from Cash Book with Double amount