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WorksheetsBANK RECONCILIATION STATEMENT
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
A bank reconciliation statement is
Part of the cash book
Part of Bank account
Part of financial statement
None of the above
A cash deposit made by business appears on the bank statement as _______ balance.
Debit
Credit
Expenses
Liabilities
Whenever money is deposited by the business, a credit entry in its records corresponds to a debit entry in the bank's records.
True
False
If the final balance of the bank statement is credit, it indicates that the business owes the bank money.
True
False
If the bank charges the business fees, the bank makes a credit entry in the bank statement.
True
False
If the final balance in the bank statement is $3500 Dr, unpresented cheques equal $200 and outstanding deposits total $400, the final balance in the business's bank account is:
$3700 Dr
$3700 Cr
$3300 Cr
$3300 Dr
If the final balance in the bank statement is $3900 Cr, unpresented cheques equal $500 and outstanding deposits total $900, the final balance in the business's bank account is:
$4300 Dr
$4300 Cr
$3500 Cr
$3500 Dr
On 7 April 2016, you received the bank statement for March and found that a $12,000 cheque, which was drawn on 10 September 2015 and paid to creditor, had not been presented to the bank.
Cash Book, Dr Cash Cr Creditor
Cash Book, Dr Creditor Cr Cash
Bank Rec. item, Add to bank balance
Bank Rec. item, less from cash book bal.
What occurs when a customer has withdrawn more funds than were actually in the banking account resulting in the customer owing money to the bank?
Credit balance
Overdraft
Levies
Transactions
What do we call a cheque that the bank refused to pay the payee because the drawer has insufficient funds in his current account?
Stale cheque
Dishonoured cheque
Sad cheque
Dubious cheque
Received cheque 150 recorded by the business, what correction need to be made?
cash book +150
cash book -150
bank statement +150
bank statement -150
Paid interest 150 recorded by the bank, what correction need to be made?
cash book +150
cash book -150
bank statement +150
bank statement -150
When the balance as per cash book is the starting point directly deposit by customers are
added
subtracted
not required to adjust
neither of the two
Debit balance as per cash book of ABC Ltd as on 31.03.2017 is ₹ 1500 . Cheques deposited but not cleared amounts to ₹ 100 and cheques issued but not presented of ₹ 150. The bank allowed interest amounting ₹ 50 and collected dividend ₹50 on behalf of ABC Ltd. Balance as per Pass Book should be
1600
1450
1850
1650
The Cash Book showed overdraft of ₹ 1500 as cash at bank but the pass book made up to the same date showed that cheques of ₹ 100 ,₹ 50, ₹125 respectively has not presented for payment and the cheques of ₹ 400 paid into the account and had not been cleared. The balance as per the pass book will be
1100
2175
1625
1375
If the final balance in the bank statement is ₹3900 Cr, unpresented cheques equal ₹500 and outstanding deposits total ₹900, the final balance in the business's bank account is:
₹4300 Dr
₹4300 Cr
₹3500 Cr
₹3500 Dr
If the final balance in the bank reconciliation statement is ₹5600 Dr, the opening balance in the bank account is ₹2100 Dr, the amount of payments during the month is ₹22400 and the amount of outstanding deposits is ₹300, the amount of receipts during the month is:
₹25900
₹14700
₹18900
₹14400
In order to perform a bank reconciliation you will need the cash book journal and which of the following?
Bank Statement
Chart of Accounts
Accounts Payable
Accounts Receivable
In the cash book, bank charges are recorded on the?
Credit side
Debit side
Both A & B
None of the above
Who prepare Bank Reconciliation statement
The Accountant of business firm.
The bank in which the firm has an account
Any person on behalf of the firm
None of the above
Bank Reconciliation Statement is prepared:
at the end of the month
at the end of a quarter
at the end of an year
at any date as per the policy of the business firm.
Bank Reconciliation Statement is prepared to reconcile
the balance of cash column and bank column of cash book
the balance of bank column of cash book and the balance in pass book
the balance of pass book with Profit and Loss account of the firm
the balance of cash book with Profit and Loss account of the firm
