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ACCTG 26 Theory and Problem on Cash, Bank Recon and PCF

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A company is preparing the bank reconciliation for the month of May. The cash records indicate that checks amounting to P 15,000 were written during May and deposits were P 21, 000. The bank reconciliation of April showed outstanding checks of P 1,000 and deposits in transit of P 2,000. The bank statement for May showed that the total checks cleared amounted to P 14,500. Therefore, outstanding checks at the end of May amounted to_____

a)

P 1,500

b)

P 500

c)

P 15,000

d)

P 14,500

2.

In order to be classified as cash equivalents, an investment must have a maturity date of;

a)

less than six months

b)

three to six months

c)

six to twelve months

d)

three months or less

3.

Cash control systems are the methods and procedures used to;

a)

ensure that current obligations are met

b)

ensure that excess cash does not exist

c)

ensure the safeguarding of cash

d)

ensure that unsued cash is invested

4.

Which of the following is classified as current liability on the Statement of Financial Position?

a)

bank overdrafts

b)

post-dated checks

c)

customer non-sufficient fund checks

d)

travel advances

5.

Which of the following is a key element of internal control over cash payments?

a)

periodically reconciling the cash account balance on the company's books to the bank statement balance

b)

making daily bank deposits

c)

requiring that all petty cash fund vouchers be approved by two signatures

d)

authorizing and verifying the petty cash fund for P 1,000 of various minor expenditures would include a;

6.

The entry to replenish the petty cash fund for P 1,000 of various minor expenditures would include a;

a)

debit to petty cash

b)

debit to cash

c)

credit to petty cash

d)

credit to cash

7.

Compensating balance agreements that do not legally restrict the amount of funds shown on the Statement of Financial Position should:

a)

be reported in the current asset section

b)

be reported in the L-T investment section

c)

be reported in the other asset section

d)

be reported in the footnotes

8.

Which of the following reconciling items would require an adjusting journal entry on the company's books?

a)

outstanding checks

b)

non-sufficient fund checks

c)

deposit in transit

d)

cash on hand

9.

La Mesa Tables Co. uses a four-column bank reconciliation. the bank statement reports May payments of P 13,150, including service charges of P 200. At the beginning of May, there were P 900 of checks outstading. At the end of May, there were P 1,200 of checks outstanding. Before recording the bak service charges, La Mesa Tables must have recorded May payments of

a)

P 13,250

b)

P 12,650

c)

P 13,050

d)

P 13,650

10.

A Company received its monthly bak statement, which showed an ending balance of P 150,000. Adjustements on the bank reconcilliation included a deposit in transit, P 20,000; outstanding checks, P 30,000; "NSF" check for P 5,000; bank service charge of P 300; proceeds of a customer's noted collected by the bank of P 40,000. What was the correct cash balance shown on the Statement of Financial Position?

a)

P 134,700

b)

P 135,000

c)

P 140,000

d)

P 174,700

11.

A bank service charge of P 25.

a)

Deduct it from the bank statement balance

b)

Add it to the bank statement balance

c)

Exclude it from the reconciliation

d)

Add it to the checkbook balance

e)

Deduct from the checkbook value.

12.

The credit of P 275 on the bank statement for semiannual interest collected by the bank for the company on pledged bonds.

a)

Deduct it from the bank statement balance

b)

Add it to the bank statement balance

c)

Exclude it from the reconciliation

d)

Add it to the checkbook balance

e)

Deduct from the checkbook value.

13.

The charge of P 122 for “NSF” check

a)

Deduct it from the bank statement balance

b)

Add it to the bank statement balance

c)

Exclude it from the reconciliation

d)

Add it to the checkbook balance

e)

Deduct from the checkbook value.

14.

The checks outstanding as of June 31, totaling P 5,020

a)

Deduct it from the bank statement balance

b)

Add it to the bank statement balance

c)

Exclude it from the reconciliation

d)

Add it to the checkbook balance

e)

Deduct from the checkbook value.

15.

The P 625 deposit not shown in the bank statement.

a)

Deduct it from the bank statement balance

b)

Add it to the bank statement balance

c)

Exclude it from the reconciliation

d)

Add it to the checkbook balance

e)

Deduct from the checkbook value.

16.

The P 4,500 proceeds of a bank loan(reflected on both the books and the bank statement

a)

Deduct it from the bank statement balance

b)

Add it to the bank statement balance

c)

Exclude it from the reconciliation

d)

Add it to the checkbook balance

e)

Deduct from the checkbook value.

17.

Customer’s check returned by bank marked NSF.

a)

Addition to cash balance per cash account

b)

Addition to cash balance per bank statement

c)

Deduction from cash balance per cash account

d)

Deduction from cash balance per bank statement

e)

Does not affect the reconciliation of cash balances

18.

Proceeds from a customer’s note, principal amount P 900 collected by bank collection fee of P 6 charged by bank

a)

Addition to cash balance per cash account

b)

Addition to cash balance per bank statement

c)

Deduction from cash balance per cash account

d)

Deduction from cash balance per bank statement

e)

Does not affect the reconciliation of cash balances

19.

Check No. 121 had been entered in the accounts as P 2,230 but was deducted on the bank statement in the correct amount of P 2,320.

a)

Addition to cash balance per cash account

b)

Addition to cash balance per bank statement

c)

Deduction from cash balance per cash account

d)

Deduction from cash balance per bank statement

e)

Does not affect the reconciliation of cash balances

20.

The current bank statement shows a deduction of P 8.00 for a new checkbook

a)

Addition to cash balance per cash account

b)

Addition to cash balance per bank statement

c)

Deduction from cash balance per cash account

d)

Deduction from cash balance per bank statement

e)

Does not affect the reconciliation of cash balances

21.

A check book of an unauthorized person had been deducted from the account by the bank in error.

a)

Addition to cash balance per cash account

b)

Addition to cash balance per bank statement

c)

Deduction from cash balance per cash account

d)

Deduction from cash balance per bank statement

e)

Does not affect the reconciliation of cash balances

22.

Deposit of May 29 not recorded by the bank until June 2

a)

Addition to cash balance per cash account

b)

Addition to cash balance per bank statement

c)

Deduction from cash balance per cash account

d)

Deduction from cash balance per bank statement

e)

Does not affect the reconciliation of cash balances

23.

Outstanding checks totaled P 8,600

a)

Addition to cash balance per cash account

b)

Addition to cash balance per bank statement

c)

Deduction from cash balance per cash account

d)

Deduction from cash balance per bank statement

e)

Does not affect the reconciliation of cash balances

24.

A check for P 161 written by TC Corporation had been deducted on the bank statement of ETC Corporation

a)

Addition to cash balance per cash account

b)

Addition to cash balance per bank statement

c)

Deduction from cash balance per cash account

d)

Deduction from cash balance per bank statement

e)

Does not affect the reconciliation of cash balances

25.

Which of the following items should not be recorded in the cash account?

a)

Money Orders

b)

Certificates of Deposits

c)

Postage Stamps

d)

Ordinary checks