Question: Exercise 4-44 (Algorithmic) Bank Reconciliation Johnson Corporation's bank statement for October reports an ending balance of $20,216, whereas Johnson's cash account shows a balance of
Exercise 4-44 (Algorithmic) Bank Reconciliation
Johnson Corporation's bank statement for October reports an ending balance of $20,216, whereas Johnson's cash account shows a balance of $19,805 on October 31. The following additional information is available:
- A $800 deposit made on October 31 was not recorded by the bank until November.
- At the end of October, outstanding checks total $1,222.
- The bank statement shows bank service charges of $125 not yet recorded by the company.
- The company erroneously recorded as $973 a check that it had actually written for $379. It was correctly processed by the bank.
- A $480 check from a customer, deposited by the company on October 29, was returned with the bank statement for lack of funds.
Required:
1. Prepare the October bank reconciliation for Johnson Corporation.
| Cash balance from bank statement | $fill in the blank | |
| Add: Deposit in transitAdd: Error in recording checkAdd: Outstanding checksLess: Deposit in transitLess: Error in recording checkService charge | - Select - | |
| Add: Error in recording checkAdd: Outstanding checksLess: Deposit in transitLess: Error in recording checkLess: Outstanding checksNSF check | - Select - | |
| Adjusted cash balance | $fill in the blank | |
| Cash balance from company records | fill in the blank | |
| Add: Deposit in transitAdd: Error in recording checkAdd: Outstanding checksLess: Deposit in transitLess: Error in recording checkLess: Outstanding checks | - Select - | |
| Less: | ||
| Deposit in transitError in recording checkOutstanding checksService charge | $- Select - | |
| Deposit in transitError in recording checkNSF checkOutstanding checks | - Select - | - Select - |
| Adjusted cash balance | $fill in the blank |
2. What amount will be reported as cash on the October 31 balance sheet? $fill in the blank
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