I DO NOT THINK IT IS THAT HARD TO JUST FOLLOW THE TEMPLATE I ASKED TO USE IN THE PICTURE. PLEASE TO US THAT FORMAT. YOU CAN ALWAYS POST THE PICTURE FOR THE SOLUTION. PLEASE TO FOLLOW THE TEMPLATE BELOW WHICH IS HOW I WANT THE THREE COLUMN CASH BOOK TO LOOK. THE QUESTION IS ALSO THERE. AGAIN PLEASE TO FOLLOW THE TEMPLATE I ADDED TO USE AS A GUIDE. THANK YOU

Kitty Wilkinson reconds her weekly cash flow for her business. The below are her records for the month of May 2023 May 1 Opening balances, overdrawn bank balance at the bank $11,890, Cash balance $2,300 May 2 Cash sales amounted to $25,690. May 5 Deposited cash in the bank, $25,000 May 6 Paid Purchases by cheque $10,470 May 7 Cashier with draws $2,000 cash from bank for business use. May 8 Owner withdraws cash from bank to pay his house rent $8,000. May 10 Debtor - M Kennedy paid with a cheque for $2,000 after he deducted a $500 cash discount to which he was entitled. May 15 Cash sales immediately deposited to the bank account $31,110. May 16 Payment to creditor C Barry by cheque $9,900 in full settlement of amounts owing to him of $10,500. May 19 Purchases paid by the business' debit card \$12,000. May 23 Cash sales $6,840 May 25 Wages paid in cash $5,400. May 29 Paid croditor - B Goode $3,400 by cheque May 30 Received $3,000, cheque from J Jacobs settling amounts owed Required: a) Record the above transactions in the Three Column Cash Book of Kitty Wilkinson. Balance the cash book and bring down the balances. On June 3, 2023, Kitty Wilkinson received a bank statement from the bank for the month of May which showed an overdrawn balance of $700, it was also noted that there was a debit balance of $3,450 in the cash book. This did not agree with the balance as per her bank statement, therefore, you as the part time accountant was asked to assist with the preparation of Kitty's bank reconciliation statement. After careful examination, the following discrepancies and omissions were discoverod: (b) Jumo Traders