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I need this answered within the hour! Let me know if you need anymore information. (1) Bank Reconciliation Statement JOE'S ANTIQUES Bank Reconciliation Statement December

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(1) Bank Reconciliation Statement

JOE'S ANTIQUES
Bank Reconciliation Statement
December 31, 20X1
Balance per book $ 17878 Balance per bank $ 25013
Add: Interest 26 Add: Deposit in transit (200 + 380 + 925) 1505
Add: Bank credit for proceeds collected 1500 Less: Outstanding checks
Less: Wire transfers -1520 No. 140 -88
Less: Bank service charges -14 No. 146 -8240
No. 150 -320
Adjusted balance per books 17870 Adjusted balance per bank 17870

(2) Adjusting Journal Entries

Date Account Title and Explanations Debit Credit
Dec 31, 20X1 Bank service charges 14
Cash 14
(To record bank service charges)
Dec 31, 20X1 Cash 26
Interest revenue 26
(To record interest credited by bank)
Dec 31, 20X1 Cash 1500
Accounts receivable - Beijing Antique Shop 1500
(To record proceeds collected by bank)
Dec 31, 20X1 Accounts payable 1520
Cash 1520
(To record wire transfers)

Instructor Homework Problem #2 (you are to submit the answers in Connect as part of your weekly homework assignment)

Use the information given below to prepare the bank reconciliation for Lennys Delicatessen for the month ended September 30, 20X1 which you will need to answer the 3 questions which follow. You may use the template which precedes Q1 to help you arrive at the appropriate answers.

The August 31, 20X1 bank reconciliation for Lennys Delicatessen showed the following:

Balance per bank

$11,345

Deposit in transit

980

Outstanding checks

#103

$ 68

#140

$ 88

#142

$125

( 281)

Adjusted balance at August 31, 20X1

$12,044

US Bank

Bank Statement for Lennys Delicatessen

Running Balance

Balance on August 31, 20X1

$11,345

total deposits & credits

1,521

total checks & debits

(1,168)

Balance on September 30, 20X1

$11,698

increases

Decreases

date

amount

Description

Date

amount

check #/description

September 1

$980

Deposit

September 1

$ 88

140

September 6

$194

146

September 7

$ 65

145

September 12

$105

Deposit

September 13

$ 68

103

September 19

$400

148

September 19

$230

147

September 22

$ 95

149

September 30

$424

Deposit

September 30

$ 12

Interest

September 30

$ 28

Service charge

Total

$1,521

$1,168

Lennys Delicatessen Detailed Trial Balance

G/L account #100, Cash US Bank checking

Date run: September 1 September 30, 20X1

Debit

credit

running

balance

Date

posting

reference

Description

12,044

9/1/X1

Beginning balance

65

11,979

9/3/X1

CD

#145, Mikes Grocery

194

11,785

9/3/X1

CD

#146, Beaver Tail Electric Co.

230

11,555

9/3/X1

CD

#147, Sysco Foods

60

11,615

9/12/X1

CR

Joe Burger

45

11,660

9/12/X1

CR

Sally Salad

400

11,260

9/17/X1

CD

#148, Chubb Insurance Co.

95

11,165

9/17/X1

CD

#149, Waste Management

323

10,842

9/28/X1

CD

#150, California Kitchens

555

10,287

9/28/X1

CD

#151, Sysco Foods

424

10,711

9/29/X1

CR

Santa Luis High School

104

10,815

9/30/X1

CR

Jimmy Taco

65

10,880

9/30/X1

CR

Loretta Sandwich

10,880

9/30/X1

Ending balance

Template (for you to complete if you so desire)

Balance per book

$

Balance per bank

$

1. What is the amount of outstanding checks which existed at September 30, 20X1 with respect to the Lennys Delicatessen September bank reconciliation?

A. $88 B. $878 C. $1,003 D. $1,862

2. What is the amount that should be shown as Cash on the September 30, 20X1 balance sheet of Lennys Delicatessen?

A. $10,989 B. $11,698 C. $10,864 D. $10,896

3. Which one of the following is correct (true) with respect to the bank reconciliation and/or AJE needed at September 30, 20X1 for Lennys Delicatessen? [hint: it might be beneficial to write down the AJE]

A. the AJE would include a net debit to cash

B. the AJE would include a credit to interest income

C. the AJE would include a credit to Bank Charges Expense

D. the AJE would include a debit for any deposits in transit

Homework Instructor Problem #3 (you are to submit the answers in Connect as part of your weekly homework assignment)

Use the information that follows related to the June 30, 20X1 bank reconciliation for Slims Health Club Inc. to answer questions 1 - 3.

1. A two-column bank reconciliation is normally prepared. What is the amount which will appear at the bottom of each column [i.e. the amount which should be reported as Cash on the financial statements at June 30, 20X1]?

A. $43,917 B. $43,527 C. $43,877 D. $42,474

2. What is the amount of the outstanding checks at June 30, 20X1?

A. $260 B. $470 C. $653 D. $547

3. Which one of the following will be included in the AJE needed at December 31, 20X1 upon completion of the bank reconciliation?

A. credit to cash for $25

B. debit to interest revenue for $50

C. debit to bank charges expense for $25

D. all of the above would be included in the December 31 AJE

Template (for you to complete if you so desire)

Balance per book

$

Balance per bank

$

The May 31, 20X1 bank reconciliation for Slims Health Club Inc. showed the following:

Balance per bank

$42,100

Deposit in transit

400

Outstanding checks

#483

$183

#485

$ 77

(260)

Adjusted balance at May 31, 20X1

$42,240

Bank of the West - Bank Statement for Slims Health Club Inc.

Running Balance

Balance on May 31, 20X1

$42,100

total deposits & credits

2,350

total checks & debits

(1,976)

Balance on June 30, 20X1

$42,474

increases

decreases

date

amount

Description

Date

amount

check #/description

June 1

$ 400

Deposit

June 2

$ 183

#483

June 7

$1,250

#487

June 8

$1,900

Deposit

June 9

$ 165

#486

June 29

$ 148

#488

June 30

$ 205

#490

June 30

$ 50

Interest

June 30

$ 25

Service charge

Total

$2,350

$1,976

Slims Health Club Inc. Detailed Trial Balance

G/L account #1000, Cash Wells Fargo checking

Date run: June 1 June 30, 20X1

debit

credit

running

balance

Date

posting

reference

Description

42,240

6/1/X1

beg. balance

165

42,075

6/4/X1

CD

#486, Centerpoint Energy

1,250

40,825

6/4/X1

CD

#487, Atlas Company

1,500

42,325

6/8/X1

CR

Larson Inc.

400

42,275

6/8/X1

CR

Farmhouse Inc.

148

42,577

6/21/X1

CD

#488, Jims Cleaning

470

42,107

6/21/X1

CD

#489, Tahoe Inc.

205

41,902

6/21/X1

CD

#490, Comcast

360

42,262

6/30/X1

CR

Alpha Company

1,240

43,502

6/30/X1

CR

Beta Company

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