Practice Step 3: Subtract Unrecorded Transactions (3.3.3) - Bank Reconciliation Statement
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Step 3: Subtract Unrecorded Transactions

Practice - Step 3: Subtract Unrecorded Transactions

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Question 1 Easy

What are outstanding checks?

💡 Hint: Think about checks issued by a company.

Question 2 Easy

What types of fees constitute bank charges?

💡 Hint: Consider different services provided by banks.

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Question 1

What are outstanding checks?

Checks written but cleared
Checks that are not yet presented to the bank
Deposits made but not recorded

💡 Hint: Consider what has not been finalized or cleared.

Question 2

True or False: Bank charges have no impact on the cash book balance.

True
False

💡 Hint: Think about whether these charges affect what you think you have.

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Challenge 1 Hard

A business has a cash book balance of ₹15,000. It issued checks worth ₹6,000, but only ₹3,000 has cleared. In addition, the bank has imposed charges of ₹500. Calculate the adjusted balance after accounting for these transactions.

💡 Hint: Subtract both the outstanding checks and the bank charges from the cash book balance.

Challenge 2 Hard

If a company's monthly bank fees total ₹1,000 and it issues checks totaling ₹7,500 but still has ₹2,000 outstanding, what adjusted balance will they work with after these deductions?

💡 Hint: Combine data to effectively find the adjusted total.

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