An examination of the cash activities during the year shows the following.

GREAT ADVENTURES

Cash Account Records

July $1,2024,$ to December $31,2024$

Cash Receipts Cash Disbursements

Date Description Amount Date Check number Description Amount

$7/1$ Stock sale $$20,0007/1101$ Insurance $$4,200$

$7/15$ Clinic receipts $2,0007/2102$ Legal fees $1,250$

$7/22$ Clinic receipts $2,3007/7$ DC Advertising $250$

$7/30$ Clinic receipts $4,0007/8103$ Bikes $11,500$

$8/1$ Borrowing $25,0007/24$ DC Advertising $650$

$8/10$ Clinic receipts $3,0008/4104$ Kayaks $21,000$

$8/17$ Clinic receipts $10,5008/24$ DC Office supplies $1,750$

$9/21$ Clinic receipts $12,7009/1105$ Rent $1,800$

$10/17$ Clinic receipts $17,40012/8106$ Race permit $1,150$

$12/15$ Race receipts $20,00012/16107$ Salary $2,000$

$12/31108$ Dividend $2,000$

$12/31109$ Dividend $2,000$

$$116,900$ $$49,550$

Summary of Transactions

Beginning Cash Balance July $1,2024+$ Cash Receipts $$ Cash Disbursements $=$ Ending Cash Balance December $31,2024$

$$0$ $$116,900$ $$49,550$ $$67,350$

Suzie has not reconciled the company$$s cash balance with that of the bank since the company was started. She asks Summit Bank to provide her with a six$-$month bank statement. To save time, Suzie makes deposits at the bank only on the first day of each month.

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Account Holder: Great Adventures, Incorporated Account Number: $1124537774$

Statement Date: December $31,2024$

Account Summary

Beginning Balance

July $1,2024$ Deposits and Credits Withdrawals and Debits Ending Balance December $31,2024$

Number Total Number Total

$$08$ $$97,40011$ $$43,750$ $$53,650$

Account Details

Deposits and Credits Withdrawals and Debits Daily Balance

Date Amount Description Date Number Amount Description Date Amount

$7/1$ $$20,000$ DEP $7/1101$ $$4,200$ CHK $7/1$ $$15,800$

$8/18,300$ DEP $7/71021,250$ CHK $7/714,300$

$8/125,000$ DEP $7/7250$ DC $7/142,800$

$9/113,500$ DEP $7/1410311,500$ CHK $7/242,150$

$9/30200$ INT $7/24650$ DC $8/135,450$

$10/112,700$ DEP $8/910421,000$ CHK $8/914,450$

$11/117,400$ DEP $8/241,750$ DC $8/2412,700$

$12/31300$ INT $9/21051,800$ CHK $9/126,200$

$9/30100$ SF $9/224,400$

$12/101061,150$ CHK $9/3024,500$

$12/31100$ SF $10/137,200$

$11/154,600$

$12/1053,450$

$$97,400$ $$43,75012/31$ $$53,650$

Description DEP Customer deposit INT Interest earned SF Service fees

CHK Customer check DC Debit card

After comparing the two balances, Suzie has some concern because the bank$$s balance of $$53,650$ is substantially less than the company$$s balance of $$67,350.$

Required:

$2-$a$.$ Prepare Great Adventures$$ bank reconciliation for the six$-$month period ended December $31,2024.$

$2-$b$.$ Record any necessary entries to adjust cash.