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What is a Bank Reconciliation
A report explaining any differences between the checking account balance in the depositor's records and the balance on the bank statement
What is the process of a bank reconciliation (image)
What are the various reasons bank statement balances differ from the depositor's book balance?
Outstanding Checks (adjust bank balance)
Deposits in Transit/Outstanding Deposits (Adjust bank balance
Deductions for Uncollectible Items and For Services/NSF Checks (Adjust book balance)
Collections or Interest Earned (Adjust book balance)
Error (Adjust either)
Outstanding Checks
Checks written by the depositor, subtracted on the depositor's books, but not yet received by the bank by the bank statement date
Decrease bank balance
Deposits in Transit
Deposits made and recorded on the depositor's books but not yet listed on the bank statement. This happens because deposits can be made after the bank is closed and are marked as being in the following period
Increase bank balance
Deductions for Uncollectible Items/NSF Checks
When companies deposit another party's check that is uncollectible
Decrease book balance
Additions for collections and interest
When a bank collects an item, it is added to the depositor's account, less any service fee. The bank then sends a credit memo to notify the depositor of the transaction
Increase book balance
Errors
How test:
Comparing deposits on the bank statement with deposits in the accounting records
Comparing canceled checks on the bank statement with checks recorded in accounting records
Summary of Additions and Subtractions
Example of Bank Reconciliation
What is the notion for adjustments related to Bank Reconciliations
Only entries which affect the book balance need adjustments
How to adjust for Collection of Notes Receivable
How to adjust for Recording for Interest Earned
How to adjust for recording expenses for check printing charge
How to adjust for an NSF check that is returned as uncollectible.
Bank charged 10 for handling the NSF check, and deducted 30 total. The check was worth 20.