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On August 31, Kravsnik Company receives its bank statement. The company deposits its receipts in the bank and makes all payments by check. The debit memo for $149 is for an NSF check written by N. Carlton. Check no. 1924 for $336, payable to Garner Company (a creditor), was incorrectly recorded in the checkbook and journal as $200.

The balance of the Cash account as of August 31 is $1,509. Outstanding checks as of August 31 are: no. 1928, $119; no. 1929, $243. The accountant notes that the deposit of August 31 for $261 did not appear on the bank statement.

Instructions:

(a) Prepare a bank reconciliation as of August 31, assuming that the debit memos have not been recorded.

(b) Record the necessary journal entries.


Peabody National Bank

                Kravsnik Company

                416 Seneca Avenue

                Kansas City, Missouri 64102

Account No.                      

152-6 55-217                

Statement Date:              

August 1-31                   

                Summary:              Balance Last Statement                                      $1,360.00

                                                Amount of Checks and Debits                          $2,698.00

                                                Number of Checks                                              11

                                                Amount of Deposits and Credits                      $2,651.00

                                                Number of Deposits                                           7

                                                Balance this Statement                                       $1,313.00

Checks/Other Debits

Checks

Check Number

Date Posted

Amount

Check Number

Date Posted

Amount

1917

8-04

172.00

1923

8-09

621.00

1918

8-04

76.00

1924

8-17

336.00

1919

8-05

146.00

1925

8-17

14.00

1920

8-07

206.00

1926

8-23

533.00

1921

8-07

139.00

1927

8-28

94.00

1922

8-08

200.00






Other Debits

Description

Date Posted

Amount

DM     NSF check

DM     Service charge

8-31

8-31

149.00

12.00


Deposits/Other Credits

Deposits

Date Posted

Amount

Date posted

Amount


8-02

326.00

8-18

419.00

8-05

412.00

8-24

398.00

8-09

437.00

8-28

291.00


Please examine this statement carefully. Report any possible errors in 10 days.

Code Symbols

CM Credit Memo    DM Debit Memo                    OD Overdraft   EC Error Correction

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