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The following data pertaining to the cash transactions and bank account of Kim Company for September,...

The following data pertaining to the cash transactions and bank account of Kim Company for September, Year 4, are available to you:
Cash balance per accounting records , Sep 30 Year 4                                                  Sh67,500
Cash balance per accounting bank statement, Sep 30 Year 4                                       308,383
Bank service charge for September                                                                                       1,100
Debit memo for printed cheques delivered by the bank                                                       300
Deposit of Sep 30 not recorded by bank until Oct 1                                                          48,700
Outstanding cheques, Sep 30, Year 4                                                                                   81,283
Proceeds of a bank loan on Sep 30 not recorded in the accounting records
( interest payable on maturity)                                                                                            300,000
Proceeds from Note Receivable , principal amount sh8,000                                              8,100
Cheque no 1012 to a creditor entered in the accounting records as sh 18,791;
Deducted in the bank statement in the correct amount                                                   17,891
Stolen cheque lacking an authorized signature deducted from Kim’s account in
Error                                                                                                                                            86,700
Cheque from a debtor returned by the bank marked NSF                                               12,600

Required:
Prepare a bank reconciliation as at September 30, Year 4
Prepare journal entry(ies) to adjust the accounting records

Solutions

Expert Solution

1.

KIM COMPANY
Bank Reconciliation
Sep 30, Year 4
Cash balance per bank statement $ 308,383 Cash balance per accounting records $    67,500
Additions: Additions:
Deposit in transit $ 48,700 Receipt of bank loan $ 300,000
Bank error $ 86,700 Proceeds from note receivable $      8,100
$ 135,400 Error in recording of check# 1012 ($18,791-$17,891) $          900
$ 309,000
Deduct:
NSF Check $    12,600
Bank Service charges    $      1,100
Deduct:Outstanding checks   $    81,283 Check printing charges 300
$    14,000
Adjusted bank balance $ 362,500 Adjusted book balance $ 362,500
Date Title Debit Credit
Sep-30 Cash $ 300,000
Bank loan payable $ 300,000
(To record receipt of loan)
Sep-30 Cash $      8,100
Note receivable 100
Interest revenue $      8,000
(To record receipt of note with interest)
Sep-30 Cash $          900
Accounts payable $          900
(To correct error in recording of check# 1012)
Sep-30 Accounts receivable $    12,600
Cash $    12,600
(To record NSF Check)
Sep-30 Misc. expenses $      1,400
Cash $      1,400
(To record bank service charges and check printing charges)

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