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PART II: APPLICATION Directions: Please answer each of the following questions. Show your work as necessary.

1. The following bank reconciliation contains several errors.

Bank Reconciliation July 31, 20--

Bank Statement Balance $9,057.00

Add: Note collected by bank 1,200.00

Deduct: Outstanding checks $596.00

Error in recording Ck. No. 462 (recorded check for $546 rather than $456)

Adjusted Bank Statement Balance $9,571.00

Ledger Balance of Cash $8,366.00

Add: NSF check from customer $60.00

Deposit in transit $941.00

Total $1,001.00

$9,367.00

Deduct: Bank service and collection charges $14.00

Adjusted Ledger Balance of Cash $9,353.00

Instructions: Prepare a corrected bank reconciliation.

Bank Reconciliation July 31, 20--

Bank Statement Balance

Add: Deposit in transit

Deduct: Outstanding checks

Adjusted Bank Statement Balance

Ledger Balance of Cash

Add: Note collected from customer

Deduct: Bank service and collection charges

Error in recording Ck. No. 462 (recorded check for $546 rather than $456)

NSF check from customer

Adjusted Ledger Balance of Cash

2. Capable Cleaners deposits all receipts in the bank each evening and makes all payments by check. On March 31, its ledger balance of cash is $983.40. The bank statement balance of cash as of March 31 is $1,176.53.

Information for reconciliation:

a. Bank debit memo for service charges, $5.

b. Deposit of $198.50 in night depository not on bank statement.

c. Previous month’s outstanding checks: Ck. No. 332 for $18, Ck. No. 333 for $138.60; only Ck. No. 332 not returned.

d. Bank debit memo for $4.17 NSF check from L. Long.

e. Checks no. 352 ($141.15), 355 ($17.50), 356 ($215.15) written during March not returned by bank.

f. Check no. 348 for $56 paid to Glyn Company was recorded as $65.

Instructions:

1. Prepare a bank reconciliation as of March 31, assuming the debit and credit memos have not been recorded.

2. Record the necessary journal entries.

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Capable Cleaners Bank Reconciliation March 31, 20--

Bank Statement Balance

Add: Deposit in transit of $198.50

Deduct: Outstanding checks (No. 332, 352, 355, 356) totaling ($18 + $141.15 + $17.50 + $215.15) = $391.80

Adjusted Bank Statement Balance:

Ledger Balance of Cash: $983.40

Add: Error in recording check no. 348 (check was $56, recorded as $65, so record $9 correction)

Deduct: Bank service/memo charges ($5), NSF check ($4.17), and errors in check recording.

Adjusted Ledger Balance of Cash:

Journal Entries Needed:

- Entry to correct check no. 348 from $65 to $56.

- Record bank service charges of $5.

- Record NSF check from L. Long for $4.17.

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3. Argee Co. maintains a Cash Short and Over account. During May:

- May 1: Established a $100 change fund.

- May 10: Service cash income: tape $1,459.98; cash count $1,557.60.

- May 15: Established a petty cash fund of $100.

- May 31: Bank debit memo for $18.86 NSF check for B. Webb.

- May 31: Check to Landro for $63.37 (recorded as $36.73 previously).

- May 31: Cash income from services: tape $1,912.07; count $2,012.65.

- May 31: Reimbursement of petty cash, $61.17.

Instructions:

Record all transactions in journal entries and petty cash disbursement record.

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Argee Co. Journal Entries—May

Date | Description | Post. Ref. | Debit | Credit

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May 1 | Establish Change Fund | | | $100

May 10 | Record cash receipts | | |

| Cash | | $1,459.98 |

| Cash | | $1,557.60 |

May 15 | Establish Petty Cash Fund | | | $100

May 31 | Record NSF check | | $18.86 |

| Accounts Receivable | | | B. Webb |

May 31 | Record check correction (Landro) | | |

| Accounts Payable | | Adjustment of $26.64 |

| Cash | | |

| | | |

May 31 | Record cash income from services | | |

| Cash | | $1,912.07 |

| Cash | | $2,012.65 |

May 31 | Reimburse petty cash | | | $61.17

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4. On June 1, Estes and Company established a Petty Cash Fund.

Transactions:

- June 1: Established $250.

- June 3: Mailing, $23.25.

- June 8: Purchased memo pads, $10.50.

- June 14: Owner withdrawal, $20.00.

- June 19: Window cleaning, $15.00.

- June 22: Delivery, $8.75.

- June 28: Parking, $5.50.

- June 30: Reimburse petty cash, remaining $165.

Instructions:

1. Journalize establishing the petty cash fund.

2. Record disbursements.

3. Journalize reimbursement.

June Entries:

- Establish fund | June 1 | Dr. Petty Cash | $250 |

| | Cr. Cash | | $250 |

- Disbursements as voucher entries.

- Reimbursement as balancing journal entry to bring petty cash to $250.

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