Henri Heinz is preparing a bank reconciliation for his business, Heinz Company. Indicate whether each of the

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Henri Heinz is preparing a bank reconciliation for his business, Heinz Company. Indicate whether each of the following items would be added to the bank balance, deducted from the bank balance, added to the cash account balance, or deducted from the cash account balance. If any of the items do not have to be included in the bank reconciliation, explain why.
a. A deposit of $2,310 at the end of the previous month was processed by the bank on the first day of this month.
b. A $683 cheque written by Heinz Company was erroneously processed through its account at $638.
c. The bank statement showed a service charge of $15 for the month. Heinz Company has not yet recorded this charge in its cash account.
d. A customer deposited an amount owed to Heinz Company directly into its bank account. Henri had not recorded it yet.
e. Three cheques written by Heinz Company totalling $6,842 have not yet been processed by the bank.
f. The bank lists a customer cheque that was received by Heinz and deposited in the company's bank account as "Not Sufficient Funds" (NSF).
g. A deposit of $1,280 made by Heinz Company was recorded by the bank as $1,290. Heinz Company had made an error in counting the money before making the deposit.
h. Three cheques that were outstanding at the end of the previous month are shown on the bank statement as having been processed by the bank this month.
i. Cash received by Heinz Company on the last day of the month and deposited that evening is not shown on the bank statement.
j. An automatic payment for the company's electricity bill was processed by the bank. Heinz Company had received notification from the electrical company, and recorded the amount as a payment earlier in the month,
k. A loan to Heinz Company from the bank became due on the 21st of the month and the bank deducted the payment from the company's account. Henri had forgotten about the loan coming due.
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Financial Accounting A User Perspective

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Authors: Robert E Hoskin, Maureen R Fizzell, Donald C Cherry

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