The following are independent situations: a. Chequing account balance at Bank A $191,800; cash on hand...

 

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The following are independent situations: a. Chequing account balance at Bank A $191,800; cash on hand $6,800; petty cash $3,800; NSF cheque received from customer $2,800; chequing account balance at Bank B $11,800 b. Chequing account balance at Bank C, Account # 121 $404,500; salary cash advances to senior management $51,800; overdraft at Bank C, Account # 122 $14,800 c. Chequing account balance at Bank D $501,800; overdraft at Bank E $26,800; postdated cheque from customer $8,800; treasury bills $71,800 d. Chequing account balance $151,800; GICS $21,800; cash held in savings account as compensating balance $26,800; long-term loan $101,800; cash held offshore $76,800 (foreign country prevents the cash from being taken out the country) Required: Calculate the amount that should be reported as cash for each independent situation. a. b. C. d. Cash Balance The following are independent situations: a. Chequing account balance at Bank A $191,800; cash on hand $6,800; petty cash $3,800; NSF cheque received from customer $2,800; chequing account balance at Bank B $11,800 b. Chequing account balance at Bank C, Account # 121 $404,500; salary cash advances to senior management $51,800; overdraft at Bank C, Account # 122 $14,800 c. Chequing account balance at Bank D $501,800; overdraft at Bank E $26,800; postdated cheque from customer $8,800; treasury bills $71,800 d. Chequing account balance $151,800; GICS $21,800; cash held in savings account as compensating balance $26,800; long-term loan $101,800; cash held offshore $76,800 (foreign country prevents the cash from being taken out the country) Required: Calculate the amount that should be reported as cash for each independent situation. a. b. C. d. Cash Balance

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a Cash reported 11 800 6 800 3 800 2 800 19 600 b C... View the full answer