The bookkeeper for Sharp Manufacturing Ltd. was trying to determine what items would be used in preparing

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The bookkeeper for Sharp Manufacturing Ltd. was trying to determine what items would be used in preparing the company's bank reconciliation that she is completing at May 31, 2018, which was the company's first month of operations. The company's bank statement showed the following:
The bookkeeper for Sharp Manufacturing Ltd. was trying to determine

Sharp's cash receipts summary (which were all deposited) and cheque summary (which were all mailed out to suppliers) for the month of May showed the following:

The bookkeeper for Sharp Manufacturing Ltd. was trying to determine

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(a) Review Sharp's cash receipts summary and determine the amount of any deposits not recorded by the bank. These will be deposits in transit. Hint: It can be useful to check off or cross out the deposits that appear on both the bank statement and the cash receipts summary because these will not be deposits in transit.
(b) Review Sharp's cheque summary and determine the amount of any cheques that have not yet cleared the company's bank account. These will be outstanding cheques. Hint: It can be useful to check off or cross out the cheques that appear on both the bank statement and the cheque summary because these will not be outstanding cheques.
(c) Review Sharp's bank statement and identify any items on it that are not included in either the company's cash receipts summary or cheque summary. These will be reconciling items to the "Cash balance per books."
(d) Determine the cash balance per books prior to the reconciliation. Hint: This would be equal to: Balance in the cash account at the beginning of the month ? Deposits made during the month - Cheques issued during the month.
(e) Prepare Sharp's bank reconciliation at May 31 and determine the company's reconciled cash balance.

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Financial Accounting Tools for Business Decision Making

ISBN: 978-1119368458

7th Canadian edition

Authors: Paul D. Kimmel, Jerry J. Weygandt, Donald E. Kieso, Barbara Trenholm, Wayne Irvine

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