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Q.Prepare a Bank Reconciliation Statement as on August 31st, 2022 for ABC Ltd :

(i) Bank overdraft as per Bank Statement — ₹ 17,000
(ii) Cheques issued but not cleared — ₹ 2,200
(iii) Dividend on shares collected by the Bankers — ₹ 2,300
(iv) Interest charged by the Bank not recorded in cash-book — ₹ 500
(v) Cheques deposited but not yet credited by Bank — ₹ 3,400
(vi) Bank charges not recorded in Cash-book — ₹ 100
(vii) Customer deposited directly in the Bank not recorded in Cash-book — ₹ 1,000
(OR)
From the following transactions prepare Mohd. Aslam's Account : 2022
Jan. 1 Opening Balance (Dr.) — ₹ 10,000
5 Sold Goods to Mohd. Aslam — ₹ 1,00,000
6 Received Cash from Mohd. Aslam — ₹ 90,000
10 Allowed discount to Mohd. Aslam — ₹ 1,000
15 Goods returned by Mohd. Aslam — ₹ 5,000
23 Received Cheque from Mohd. Aslam — ₹ 5,000
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Starting from the Bank Statement overdraft of ₹17,000, the Bank Reconciliation Statement works out to an Overdraft as per Cash Book of ₹18,500; the internal-choice alternative (Mohd. Aslam's personal account) closes with a debit balance of ₹9,000.

Bank Reconciliation Statement of ABC Ltd. as on 31st August, 2022 (starting with the balance as per Bank Statement, to find the balance as per Cash Book)

ParticularsPlus (₹)Minus (₹)
Overdraft as per Bank Statement17,000
Add: Cheques deposited but not yet credited by Bank3,400
Add: Interest charged by Bank not recorded in Cash Book500
Add: Bank charges not recorded in Cash Book100
Less: Cheques issued but not yet cleared2,200
Less: Dividend on shares collected by Bank, not recorded in Cash Book2,300
Less: Customer deposited directly into Bank, not recorded in Cash Book1,000
Overdraft as per Cash Book18,500

Reasoning for each item (an overdraft is a credit/unfavourable balance from the firm's point of view, so the logic below tracks whether an item has already reduced the Cash Book balance / increased the overdraft, or the Pass Book balance, before the other book catches up):

  • Cheques issued but not cleared (₹2,200): already reduced in the Cash Book (overdraft already larger there) but not yet reflected by the bank — so the Pass Book overdraft understates the true position; subtract when moving Pass Book → Cash Book.
  • Cheques deposited but not yet credited (₹3,400): already added in the Cash Book (reduces overdraft there) but the bank hasn't credited it yet — Pass Book overdraft overstates the position; add to reach the Cash Book figure.
  • Dividend collected directly by the bank (₹2,300) and customer's direct deposit (₹1,000): the bank has already recorded these as credits (reducing the Pass Book overdraft), but the firm doesn't know yet, so the Cash Book overdraft is still higher; subtract to reach the Cash Book figure.
  • Interest charged (₹500) and bank charges (₹100): the bank has already debited these (increasing the Pass Book overdraft), but the firm doesn't know yet, so the Cash Book overdraft is still lower (hasn't caught up); add to reach the Cash Book figure. …

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