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Question No.01
Debtors control account definition
It reflects the total amount owed by the all the individual debtors. The balance of the debtors control account must equal the total of the debtors list, which represents the amounts owed by the individual debtors obtained from the individual balances in the various subsidiary ledger accounts for each debtor. This subsidiary ledger is known as the debtor’s ledger.
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For Example
DEBTOR CONTROL ACCOUNT
DATE |
PARTICULARS |
AMOUNT |
DATE |
PARTICULARS |
AMOUNT |
|
OPENING DEBTORS |
94500 |
|
CASH RECEIVED |
93570 |
|
CREDIT SALES |
108260 |
|
BAD DEBTS WRITTEN OFF |
1560 |
|
CASH REFUNDED |
2000 |
|
DISCOUNT ALLOWED |
1430 |
|
DISHONOURED CHEQUES |
10000 |
|
BALANCE C/F |
119100 |
|
TOTAL |
215660 |
|
TOTAL |
215660 |
QUESTION NO#2
HYPOTHETICAL COMPANY LIMINTED
BANK RECONCILIATION STATEMENT
AS ON MARCH 2012
PARTICULARS |
AMOUNT Rs. |
TOTAL |
Debit balance as per cash book Add: Unrecorded cheque 2000 Outgoing cheque 600 Less: Payment side under cats 200 Debit balance wrongly entered at credit side 1500 Cash discount recorded over cast (115-151) Cheque received but not sent to bank Balance as per bank statement |
20,000
2600
1700 36 1,000 |
20,000
2600
(2736) 20900
19864 |
Hello Friends;
I just finished assignment and found that bank reconciliation above have errors
1- debit wrongly entered as credit should be subtracted twice(-1500, -1500), once for cancelling wrong entry and second for matching the balance with bank, yani, for correct entry.
2- The full value of 151 should be subtracted, hence, it was wrongly entered on debit side of cash book bank column. therefore, full 151 should be subtracted. good luck
QUESTION NO 2
Details
Balance
R.s
R.s
Balance as per Cash Book
Dr.
20,000
Add Cheque Not Recorded
Dr.
2,000
Twice Recorded Cheque
Dr.
600
Total
22,600
Less Balance B/F
Cr.
1,500
Payment Side Under Cast
Cr.
200
Cash Discount Over Cast
Cr.
36
Cash Received but not Sent
Cr.
1,000
Total
2,736
Credit Balance
19,864
apka mera answer match h
Question No.02
Bank Reconciliation Statement
It is a process that explains the difference between the bank balance shown in an organization's bank statement, as supplied by the bank, and the corresponding amount shown in the organization's own accounting records at a particular point in time.
Following is the same question and solution according Question 2 of this assignment
thnx a lot tariq bahi
parishey jo m ny post kia ha wo correct ha dekh lo ap
1st question ki kuch samj nahi aai,
From the Following Information you are required to prepare "Debtor Control Account" while taking into all of the above information.
is there any link of Bank Reconciliation with Debtor Control Account
Please Explain
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