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Quiz 4: Banking
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Question 81
Essay
From the following, prepare a bank reconciliation for Blue Co.: Service charge $20 Checks outstanding $1,460 NSF $200 Deposits in transit $2,080 Checkbook balance $4,000 Bank balance $3,160
Question 82
Short Answer
David had the following activity with his checking account during the month of July: Starting checkbook balance of $701.13 • July 15 electronic payroll deposit of $1,807.44 • Online payment of $109.17 to Ameren Utilities • Online payment of $104.00 to Gas Company • Checks written on July 15 totaling $984.15 • On July 27, he received an electronic payroll deposit of $1,807.43 What was David's checkbook balance as of July 31?
Question 83
Essay
On the bank statement, Bill notices a beginning bank balance of $500.25. Bill knew he had written his nephew a check for $25 that had not been returned to him by the bank. What effect does this $25 have on the bank reconciliation process?
Question 84
Essay
On Dec. 31 the checkbook balance of Aster Co. was $1,241.05. The bank statement balance was $1,510. Checks outstanding were $3,052.03. The statement revealed a deposit in transit of $2,800.10 as well as a bank service charge of $12.03. The company earned interest income of $29.05. Complete a bank reconciliation for Aster Co.
Question 85
Short Answer
Bill Morse had a balance of $422.88 in his check register. The bank notified him that Alice Wrong had insufficient funds to cover her check that Bill deposited. The bank indicated that Bill's bank balance was being reduced. Bill felt that this was unfair since he never "bounces" his own checks. Is he justified? Please explain.
Question 86
Essay
On Dec. 31 the checkbook balance of Rose Co. was $755.09. The bank statement balance was $602.05. Checks outstanding were $249.54. The statement revealed a deposit in transit of $401.95 as well as a bank service charge of $13.05. The company earned interest income of $12.42. Complete a bank reconciliation for Rose Co.
Question 87
Essay
From the following, prepare a bank reconciliation for the J. Company: Service charge $10 Checks outstanding $730 NSF $100 Deposits in transit $1,040 Checkbook balance $2,000 Bank balance $1,580
Question 88
Short Answer
John Small was looking over his bank statement and jotted down the following information:
Beg. checkbook balance
$
202.02
Printing charge
15.00
NSF
29.82
Outstanding checks
60.00
Note collected by bank
100.00
\begin{array} { l r } \text { Beg. checkbook balance } & \$ 202.02 \\\text { Printing charge } & 15.00 \\\text { NSF } & 29.82 \\\text { Outstanding checks } & 60.00 \\\text { Note collected by bank } & 100.00\end{array}
Beg. checkbook balance
Printing charge
NSF
Outstanding checks
Note collected by bank
$202.02
15.00
29.82
60.00
100.00
Calculate the ending checkbook balance for John.
Question 89
Essay
Abe Frill received a bank statement from the Cloudy Bank indicating a balance of $12,000. Abe's checkbook showed a balance of $11,200. Deposits in transit were $2,000, and checks outstanding totaled $2,900. The bank service charge was $100. Complete the reconciliation.
Question 90
Essay
John Murray has a beginning checkbook balance of $110. The beginning bank balance is $135, and deposits in transit amounted to $50. Checks outstanding were $80. John also noticed a bank service charge of $5. What should the reconciled balance be?