Base Threshold (%) Profit before tax 5.0 Revenues 1.0 Total assets 1.0 Equity 3.0 bapp01.indd 1 Appendix A Appendix A: Cloud 9 Ltd. W&S Partners is a Canadian accounting firm with offices located in each of the major cities. W&S Partners has just won the December 31, 2023, statutory audit work for Cloud 9 Ltd. The audit team assigned to the client is Partner, Jo Wadley; Audit Manager, Sharon Gallagher; Audit Seniors, Josh Thomas and Suzie Pickering; IT Audit Manager, Mark Batten; and Audit Juniors, including Ian Harper, Weijing Fei, and you. Prior-year audits were conducted by Ellis & Associates. As part of the change of audi- tors process, Jo Wadley met with R. J. Ellis (Managing Partner, Ellis & Associates) to discuss acceptance of Cloud 9 Ltd. as a client and to inquire about access to Ellis & Associates' work papers. In the discussion, R. J. Ellis stated that there were no issues that W&S Partners should be aware of before accepting the client or commencing the work. Cloud 9 Ltd. Company Background Originally founded in 2000 by Ron McLellan, the Toronto-based company was a manufacturer and retailer of customized basketball shoes. In 2013, Cloud 9 Inc. (a publicly listed Canadian company) purchased the original company from Ron McLellan and renamed it Cloud 9 Ltd. As part of the sale agreement, Ron McLellan was appointed to the Cloud 9 Ltd. board of di- rectors. The parent company, Cloud 9 Inc., has wholly owned subsidiaries in the United Kingdom, Germany, United States, China, and Brazil, and has built a reputation around the fact that its shoes are comfortable and durable. The company promotes itself using its now well-known tagline, "Our shoes are so comfortable, it's like walking on Cloud 9." Currently, Cloud 9 Ltd. is primarily a wholesaler of athletic shoes to its main customers: David Jones, Meyer Sports, Foot Locker, and Rebel Sports. Cloud 9 Ltd. receives the majority of its inventory from the production plant in China, with the remainder coming from the United States. All inventory is purchased free on board (FOB) shipping point, which means Cloud 9 Ltd. takes ownership of the products once the international courier accepts the goods for delivery. The inventory is sent to the main ware- house in Richmond, B.C., which is linked to retailers through an electronic inventory system. When retail inventory levels get low, the company ensures that deliveries are made using its own transport trucks, thus ensuring control throughout the entire process. In February 2021, Cloud 9 Ltd. launched its new product line, which included the Heavenly 456 walking shoe. Advertising campaigns and media coverage have been very successful and sales for this style of shoe have steadily increased. For Cloud 9 Ltd., the Heavenly 456 now makes up 20 percent of total sales. A specific marketing campaign was initiated in 2023 to promote and build the Cloud 9 brand in Canada. The Canadian company was granted permission from its parent entity to sponsor a new soccer team, the Thompson Thunders, for the 2023 season. Under this spon- sorship agreement, Cloud 9 Ltd. is to provide all the athletic footwear for the team, and have sole merchandising rights. The agreement also includes general advertising rights at the stadium. In a separate contractual arrangement, Cloud 9 Ltd. has signed Kevin McDonald, the captain of the Thompson Thunders, as spokesperson for the brand. This arrangement allows Cloud 9 Ltd. to use Kevin's image to promote and build the brand in Canada. To further establish the brand, the first Cloud 9 retail store was opened in Toronto on June 1, 2023. The store operates on a just-in-time inventory system linked with the main A-1 8/4/20 2:12 PM PM A-2 Appendix A pp01.indd 2 warehouse in Richmond. However, the management team reports that there have been a few hiccups in determining ideal inventory quantities for the store to allow optimum availabil- ity of merchandise to the customers. There have also been some thefts of merchandise from the store and in order to reduce inventory loss by theft, the company has installed closed-circuit television cameras. Personnel Cloud 9 Ltd. has 52 full-time employees. In the retail store, the company employs part-time staff, with casual employees enhancing staff levels in the busier retail period. To administer the company's finances, Cloud 9 Ltd. employs Finance Director David Col- lier, Financial Controller Carla Johnson, and Business Systems Manager Justin Reeves. These three employees are entitled to participate in the employee share purchase plan and receive stock options in Cloud 9 Inc. if revenue targets are met. Financial Information Responding to pressure from its parent company, Cloud 9 Ltd. set a goal of increasing its rev- enue by 3 percent for the 2023 fiscal year. One of the critical success factors for the company achieving this 3-percent increase is to grow its share of the North American footwear market. However, with the new store opening and the subsequent increase in costs, as well as the costs related to the sponsorship deals, the management team is projecting a loss for the year. In addition, to build customer loyalty and promote sales in the retail store, Cloud 9 Ltd. introduced a loyalty program whereby customers earn one point for every $10 that they spend. Customers can then redeem points by going online to receive coupons that can be exchanged for merchandise in the store. On October 1, 2022, the company took out an additional loan of $2 million with Ontario Bank to help fund the store costs and to purchase additional delivery trucks and vans. This loan is repayable over five years. The company's other debt relates to loans issued five years ago from a company that is majority-owned by one of the directors. All inventory is purchased in U.S. dollars, which the company translates into Canadian dollars. The company provides a 12-month warranty on all footwear. Historical claims have been 2 percent of total sales. The prior-year income statement and balance sheet are included below. CLOUD 9 LTD. Income Statement Year ended December 31, 2022 2022 2021 Revenue Cost of goods sold Gross profit Other expenses Income from operations Other income Income before taxes Income tax expense Net income $ 33,987,595 $31,901,288 16,393,394 17,594,201 14,355,579 17,545,709 16,476,833 16,293,621 1,252,088 1,117,368 312,447 1,429,815 378,074 $ 1,051,741 212,990 1,465,078 452,064 $ 1,013,014 8/4/20 2:12 PM Assets Current assets Cash Accounts receivable Inventory Prepaid expenses Total current assets Due from parent company Plant and equipment Deferred tax asset Total assets CLOUD 9 LTD. Balance Sheet As at December 31, 2022 2022 2021 $ 1,753,765 9,361,402 6,163,242 $ 534,938 9,608,742 6,796,990 666,054 1,135,416 17,944,463 18,076,086 482,306 482,306 852,965 277,559 $ 19,557,293 301,667 326,218 $ 19,186,277 Liabilities and Shareholders' Equity Current liabilities Accounts payable Accrued liabilities Current tax liability Total current liabilities Long-term debt Deferred taxes Total liabilities $ 1,709,580 1,860,627 207,893 3,778,100 9,560,224 170,284 13,508,608 $ 3,402,045 3,077,879 12,391 6,492,315 7,560,224 136,794 Shareholders' equity Share capital Retained earnings Total liabilities and shareholders' equity 14,189,333 5,448,026 5,448,026 600,659 (451,082) $ 19,557,293 $19,186,277 Following are the December 2023 trial balance for Cloud 9 Ltd., a draft statement of income for 2023, a transcript of a meeting with Carla Johnson (Cloud 9 Ltd. financial controller), and sales and cash control testing support. Cash-operating account Cash-savings account CLOUD 9 LTD. Trial Balance December 31, 2023 DR 184,679 60,000 CR DR December 31, 2022 551,583 1,200,000 2,182 CR Petty cash 1,786 Cash-store locations 500 Trade receivables-stores 217,649 Trade receivables-wholesale 10,604,933 9,879,175 Allowance for doubtful accounts 468,197 637,167 Miscellaneous receivables 44,789 49,372 HST receivable 31,457 70,022 Inventory 5,788,922 6,057,752 Goods in transit 453,002 629,235 Allowance for inventory obsolescence 417,788 523,745 Amounts receivable from parent 482,306 482,306 Prepaid rent 300,450 211,699 Prepaid insurance 765,702 417,603 Other prepaid expenses 45,876 36,752 Furniture and equipment 1,768,954 1,098,290 Accumulated depreciation- furniture and equipment 1,283,848 757,958 Leasehold improvements 1,324,875 722,302 Accumulated depreciation- leasehold improvements 360,650 209,669 Deferred tax assets 271,659 277,559 Trade payables 2,179,603 1,215,219 Accrued bonuses 300,000 250,000 Sales commissions payable 423,786 398,074 Other accrued expenses 715,103 943,972 Intercompany payables 593,457 494,361 Accrued vacation payable 156,548 182,984 Loyalty program provision 62,456 Current income tax payable 159,866 207,893 Warranty liability 91,456 85,597 Long-term debt 8,872,482 Deferred income taxes 198,647 9,560,224 170,284 Share capital 5,448,026 5,448,026 Retained earnings Revenue-stores Revenue-wholesale 600,659 854,376 451,082 36,340,556 33,987,595 (continued) (continued) CLOUD 9 LTD. Trial Balance December 31, 2023 December 31, 2022 DR Interest from bank Foreign exchange gain/loss Proceeds on disposals Other revenue Cost of goods sold-stores Cost of goods sold-wholesale Salaries and employee benefits CR DR 60,576 47,289 CR 28,642 29,568 7,714 251,453 246,523 640,781 16,453,395 16,393,394 5,044,460 4,842,343 Storage-rent expense, store 166,667 Storage-rent expense, warehouse 2,959,257 2,959,257 Distribution expenses 2,038,255 2,008,015 Telephone 59,537 Computer and IT costs 252,469 450,907 Advertising and promotion-print 1,685,812 1,046,668 Trade shows 327,687 384,934 Advertising and promotion-TV 841,901 496,996 Advertising and promotion- sponsorships 1,713,008 Rent expense-office 309,170 309,170 Bad debt expense 75,712 120,000 Depreciation-furniture and equipment 701,187 339,852 Depreciation-leasehold improvements 201,309 96,326 Entertainment 220,576 320,703 Professional fees 318,205 458,903 Insurance expense 2,153,461 1,597,463 Recruitment 352,436 343,720 Interest expense-loan from bank 1,017,583 Income tax expense 6,415 59,886,822 59,886,822 701,576 378,074 55,385,215 55,385,215 Revenue Cost of goods sold Gross profit Other expenses Loss from operations Other income Net income before taxes Income tax expense Net income Draft Income Statement December 31, 2023 $ 37,194,932 17,094,176 20,100,756 20,438,692 (337,936) 359,318 21,382 6,415 $ 14,967 Appendix A TRANSCRIPT OF MEETING WITH CARLA JOHNSON Present: Carla Johnson, Financial Controller, Cloud 9 Ltd. Josh Thomas, Audit Senior, W&S Partners You're welcome, Josh. What can I do for you? JT: Thanks for seeing me, Carla. CJ: JT: CJ: JT: CJ: JT: 53 I need to ask you some questions about Cloud 9's process for recording wholesale revenue transactions, including the trade receivables and cash receipts aspects. After I understand the process, I'll need to select a sample transaction to confirm my understanding of the process as you have explained. Well, I can tell you what should be happening, but you may want to go and speak to the sales manager or warehouse managers to confirm that they do what the company policy and procedures say. Good point, I'll make appointments to see them. Thanks. So let's start at the beginning-how does a sales transaction get initiated? We've got a pretty complex inventory management software system called Swift. It was designed by some of our tech guys in the United States. It tracks and does everything! Sounds impressive! CJ: Anyway, the customers-let's say the Sport Mart store in Toronto-complete a purchase order online through a site that is linked to Swift. JT: CJ: JT: CJ: JT: CJ: How do the customers decide the quantity and know the price? Swift is linked (don't ask me how) and sends an alert when the inventory balance of our products gets below the predetermined limit they set with us. They can select the quantity based on their needs, but the prices are set in the system. They get sent price lists from the sales manager so they know the current prices. How often are prices changed? Depends on the market, really. They don't change too frequently. What if you don't have the products? The system doesn't allow them to place an order greater than our current inventory levels. If they need more, they need to fill out a separate request form that gets emailed to our warehouse manager so she can place the order with China. JT: OK, so they complete a purchase order. Then what? 53 CJ: JT: CJ: JT: CJ: JT: CJ: The submitted purchase order goes through a credit check and then becomes a sales order. That's all done behind the scenes in the system. We really don't see anything on our side until the sales order stage. Guess that saves a lot of time and trees! Yeah, there's so much that we rely on the system to do for us, it's scary. If we were hit by an electrical storm, we'd be in trouble. What happens to the sales orders-how do they get filled? Every day, the warehouse manager downloads the outstanding sales orders to these little hand-held computer/scanner thingies. It's very Star Trek. Warehouse personnel use these to select the items off the shelves onto pallets. The pallets are taken to a staging area where each product is then scanned. This establishes the shipping document in Swift, which then gets printed for the delivery. Are the shipping documents approved before the goods go out the door? How do you know that what got sent is what was ordered? Swift matches the quantities and products on the shipping document to the sales order. Once they match, the approval box is activated and the shipping supervisor can enter his pass code. This officially approves the shipping document and it gets printed. JT: CJ: JT: CJ: 533 JT: CJ: JT: CJ: JT: CJ: JT: 53 CJ: JT: CJ: JT: CJ: 33 JT: CJ: JT: CJ: 35 JT: How many orders do you fill in a day? It sounds like a lot for one person to do. We probably complete about 50 orders a day. Shoes aren't perishable items, you know, so it's not like we are sending products to every store, every day. We're trying out the "pit crew" concept, where there's two shipping supervisors with about four to five warehouse employees in their crew team. So they are in the staging area with them and do it right there with the hand-held devices. They like to have little contests to see who can do it the fastest. You should go down there; it's quite a lively group. David encourages it and it's been great for productivity and morale. Sounds like a great working environment. Better than being stuck in a broom closet sifting through invoices! Ah, the life of an auditor. I remember the good old days... And the goods are sent out on your own trucks? That's right. We've bought our own trucks and vans rather than relying on couriers. The drivers pick up their loads in the morning and bring back anything undelivered. Because shoes are an easy product to off-load, we have to be careful about theft. So nothing can be left in the back of a truck at the end of the day. It comes back here and gets locked up in the shipping cage until it can be delivered again. Why would goods be undelivered? Sometimes the drivers get behind or the store is closed unexpectedly. So there are occasions when all the goods won't get delivered in the day. OK, so once the goods are delivered to the customer, how do you bill them? The drivers have the customers sign for the goods and then give us the signed copy. We go into the billing system and pull up the draft invoice that was generated when the shipping document was approved. We match the quantities in the invoice against the shipping document and confirm customer sign-off. This way, we only bill for those goods that were actually received by the customer. At 4 p.m., we do a batch run for the day. The copy is stapled to the signed shipping document and put on file. The running of the batch run posts the invoices to the sales journal and accounts receivable subledger. Does finance ever go back to the sales order? No. Since a shipping document can't get generated unless it agrees to the sales order, we don't go back that far into the process. Why, do you think we have to? I wouldn't say so at this stage. But you'd have to be sure to have some tight controls around Swift, given that it seems to do everything. Like I said, it does everything. What is the cash receipts process? We get most payments via EFT, so my AR clerk downloads the previous day's receipts from online banking. She then goes into the subledger to post the receipts against the customer accounts. When she's finished posting each entry, she runs a batch report of all postings and reconciles it back to the bank statement. I review that reconciliation and sign off. Are bank reconciliations done in a timely manner? I do bank recs each month for the operating and savings accounts. David reviews and approves them. Keep in mind what I just explained is for the wholesale transactions. We have separate procedures for the store regarding daily cash balance reconciliations to the deposits in the operating bank account. Yes, our graduate will be handling the store side of the sales to cash receipts process. They will probably come and talk to you in a day or two. Well, I think that should do it for now. I may have some follow-up questions for you as I start getting my head around all of this. Door's always open. Thanks for your time. TO: David Jones 23 Main St, Shop 43 Toronto, ON October 13, 2023 CLOUD 9 LTD. SALES INVOICE 132811 Swift Purchase order reference: P00132811 Shipping reference: D00132811 Code Description Qty Price per unit Total price 786541 786540 Heavenly 456-Women 9 Heavenly 456-Women 8 5 $114.74 $573.70 3 $114.74 $344.22 Total $917.92 HST $119.33 TOTAL $1,037.25 TO: David Jones 123 Main St, Shop 43 Payment due on November 27, 2023 CLOUD 9 LTD. SHIPPING DOCUMENT D00132811 Swift Purchase order reference: P00132811 Toronto, ON October 12, 2023 Code Description Qty 786541 786540 Heavenly 456-Women 9 Heavenly 456-Women 8 5 3 Driver: R. Williams I declare that all goods were received and no damage noted. Customer Signature: ..Sally Rose... 10/12/23...... CLOUD 9 LTD. SALES INVOICE World Square TO: Rebel Sports 680 George Street, Shop 12 Barrie, ON Authorized: YES 133410 October 27, 2023 Swift Purchase order reference: P00133410 Shipping reference: D00133410 Code Description Qty Price per unit Total price 587241 Maximum Speed-Men 12 4 $123.56 $494.24 786540 Heavenly 456-Women 8 2 $114.74 $229.48 Total $723.72 HST $94.08 TOTAL $817.80 Payment due on December 11, 2023 TO: Rebel Sports - World Square 680 George Street, Shop 12 Barrie, ON October 25, 2023 CLOUD 9 LTD. SHIPPING DOCUMENT D00133410 Swift Purchase order reference: P00133410 Code 587241 786540 Driver: R. Williams Description Maximum Speed - Men 12 Heavenly 456-Women 8 Qty 4 2 I declare that all goods were received and no damage noted. B. Jenna Henresey_ Customer Signature:.... 10/26/23 TO: Meyer Sports - Burnaby 328 Elizabeth Ave Burnaby, BC CLOUD 9 LTD. SALES INVOICE Authorized: YES 134063 November 4, 2023 Swift Purchase order reference: P00134063 Shipping reference: D00134063 Code Description Qty Price per unit Total price 649852 Olympic-Women 6 4 $109.21 $436.84 475125 Thunder 75-Men 14 2 $157.68 $315.36 Total $752.20 GST and PST $90.26 TOTAL $842.46 Payment due on December 19, 2023 TO: Meyer Sports - Burnaby 328 Elizabeth Ave CLOUD 9 LTD. SHIPPING DOCUMENT Burnaby, BC November 3, 2023 Code Description 649852 475125 Olympic-Women 6 Thunder 75-Men 14 Driver: Ted McGinty D00134063 Swift Purchase order reference: P00134063 Qty 4 3 I declare that all goods were received and no damage noted. 1. Julie Brown_ Customer Signature:.... 11/3/23. Authorized: YES Appendix A A TO: Cross Country Sports 769 First Avenue St. John's, NL November 6, 2023 CLOUD 9 LTD. SALES INVOICE 134104 Swift Purchase order reference: P00134104 Shipping reference: D00134104 Code Description Qty Price per unit Total price 786541 Heavenly 456-Women 9 2 $114.74 $229.48 Total HST TOTAL $229.48 $34.42 $263.90 Payment due on December 21, 2023 TO: Cross Country Sports 769 First Avenue St. John's, NL November 5, 2023 CLOUD 9 LTD. SHIPPING DOCUMENT Code 786541 D00134104 Swift Purchase order reference: P00134104 Authorized: YES Description Qty Heavenly 456-Women 9 2 Driver: D. Bredbenner I declare that all goods were received and no damage noted. Customer Signature: TO: Wide Road Specialty Retailer 74 Shore Highway Fredericton, NB CLOUD 9 LTD. SALES INVOICE 135215 December 12, 2023 Swift Purchase order reference: P00135215 Shipping reference: D00135215 Code Description Qty Price per unit Total price 587240 Maximum Speed - Men 10 3 $123.56 $370.68 475123 Thunder 75-Men 12 3 $157.68 $473.04 347586 Heat Seeker - Men 15 2 $174.21 $348.42 Total $1,192.14 HST $178.82 TOTAL $1,370.96 Payment due on January 26, 2024 TO: Wide Road Specialty Retailer 74 Shore Highway Fredericton, NB December 11, 2023 CLOUD 9 LTD. SHIPPING DOCUMENT Code 587240 475123 347586 Driver: R. Jones Description Maximum Speed - Men 10 Thunder 75-Men 12 Heat Seeker - Men 15 D00135215 Swift Purchase order reference: P00135215 Authorized: YES Qty 3 3 2 I declare that all goods were received and no damage noted. Customer Signature: Sharan J Jones. 12/11/23... TO: Foot Locker - Pitt St. Mall 435 Pitt St., Shop 4 London, ON December 20, 2023 CLOUD 9 LTD. SALES INVOICE 135947 Swift Purchase order reference: P00135947 Shipping reference: D00135947 Code Description Qty Price per unit Total price 649852 Olympic Women 6 2 $109.21 $218.42 786540 Heavenly 456-Women 8 5 $114.74 $573.70 786539 Heavenly 456-Women 7.5 2 $114.74 $229.48 Total $1,021.60 HST $132.81 TOTAL $1,154.41 Payment due on February 3, 2024 TO: Foot Locker - Pitt St. Mall 435 Pitt St., Shop 4 London, ON December 18, 2023 Code 649852 786540 786539 Driver: R. Williams Description CLOUD 9 LTD. SHIPPING DOCUMENT Olympic-Women 6 Heavenly 456-Women 8 Heavenly 456- Women 7.5 D00135947 Swift Purchase order reference: P00135947 I declare that all goods were received and no damage noted. Qty 2 5 2 Authorized: YES Tun Customer Signature:....... Community. 12/18/23 Appendix A A- CLOUD 9 LTD. System 01 version 1.9 Daily Reconciliation of AR Posting to Bank Report as at September 19, 2023 Description Source Amount Cash receipts posted to accounts receivable Subledger 10,577.23 Total bank deposits Bank statement 10,577.23 Difference Prepared: Jessica Jessica Williams. 9/19/23 Approved:...... -Carla Johnson. 9/19/23 EFT 427 EFT 428 David Jones $7,856.46 Cross Country Sports $2,720.77 Total $10,577.23 0.00 OKAY ONBank CLOUD 9 LTD. Online Banking EFT payments for September 19, 2023 Passcode accepted: Carla Johnson CLOUD 9 LTD. System 01 version 1.9 Daily Reconciliation of AR Posting to Bank Report as at October 8, 2023 Description Source Amount Cash receipts posted to accounts receivable Total bank deposits Subledger 8,765.49 Bank statement 8,765.49 Prepared: Difference -Jessica Williams 10/8/23 Approved: Carla Johnson. 10/8/23 0.00 OKAY EFT 445 EFT 446 Rebel Sports Foot Locker EFT 447 Total Meyer Sports $2,963.54 $1,964.71 $3,837.24 $8,765.49 ONBank CLOUD 9 LTD. Online Banking EFT payments for October 8, 2023 Passcode accepted: Carla Johnson CLOUD 9 LTD. System 01 version 1.9 Daily Reconciliation of AR Posting to Bank Report as at October 23, 2023 Description Source Amount Cash receipts posted to accounts receivable Total bank deposits Subledger 5,490.61 Bank statement 5,490.61 Difference Prepared: Jessica Williams Carla Johnson. Approved:...... 10/23/23. 10/23/23 EFT 501 EFT 502 David Jones $1,237.89 Cross Country Sports $4,252.72 Total $5,490.61 0.00 OKAY ONBank CLOUD 9 LTD. Online Banking EFT payments for October 23, 2023 Passcode accepted: Carla Johnson Appendix A CLOUD 9 LTD. System 01 version 1.9 Daily Reconciliation of AR Posting to Bank Report as at November 12, 2023 Description Source Amount Cash receipts posted to accounts receivable Total bank deposits Subledger 9,302.201 Bank statement 9,302.20 Difference Prepared: Jessica Williams 0.00 OKAY 11/12/23 Approved: Carla Johnson. 11/12/23 EFT 534 David Jones $2,179.52 EFT 535 Dick's Sports $1,095.48 EFT 536 Running Shop-Calgary $2,304.00 EFT 537 Meyer Sports $2,612.72 EFT 538 Foot Locker $1,110.48 Total $9,302.20 ONBank CLOUD 9 LTD. Online Banking EFT payments for November 12, 2023 Passcode accepted: Carla Johnson CLOUD 9 LTD. System 01 version 1.9 Daily Reconciliation of AR Posting to Bank Report as at December 3, 2023 Amount Description Cash receipts posted to accounts receivable Total bank deposits Source Subledger 12,567.33 Bank statement 12,567.33 Difference Prepared: 1. Jessica Williams. Approved. Carla Johnson 12/3/23 12/3/23 EFT 576 Meyer Sports $3,684.53 EFT 577 Foot Locker $2,087.45 EFT 578 Rebel Sports $1,832.12 EFT 579 Rebel Sports $1,971.03 EFT 580 David Jones $2,992.20 Total $12,567.33 0.00 OKAY ONBank CLOUD 9 LTD. Online Banking EFT payments for December 3, 2023 Passcode accepted: Carla Johnson Appendix A A-15 CLOUD 9 LTD. System 01 version 1.9 Daily Reconciliation of AR Posting to Bank Report as at December 19, 2023 Description Cash receipts posted to accounts receivable Total bank deposits Difference Prepared: Approved: - Jessica Williams. Carla Johnson. 12/19/23 12/19/23 Source Amount Subledger 13,874.85 Bank statement 13,874.85 0.00 OKAY ONBank CLOUD 9 LTD. Online Banking EFT payments for December 19, 2023 Passcode accepted: EFT 635 EFT 636 Wide Road Specialty Retailer $6,130.61 Cross Country Sports $1,456.18 EFT 637 Foot Locker $6,288.06 Total $13,874.85 Carla Johnson