A Level Accounting (9706)•9706/11/M/J/21

Explanation
Bank reconciliation using timing differences
Steps:
- Start with cash book balance of 20,000 (debit, positive company balance).
- Add unpresented cheques of 2,500, as these are deducted in cash book but not yet in bank statement.
- Subtract uncleared bankings of 400, as these are added in cash book but not yet in bank statement.
- Calculated bank statement balance: 20,000 + 2,500 - 400 = 22,100.
Not enough information: The calculation yields 22,100, not matching any option; ambiguous application of "uncleared bankings on the statement."
Why C is correct:
- Not applicable; standard formula gives 22,100.
Why the others are wrong:
- A: Subtracts net items incorrectly (20,000 - 1,400).
- B: Subtracts net items oppositely (20,000 - 800).
- D: Adds partial net (20,000 + 1,400).
Final answer: Not enough information.
Topic: Reconciliation and verification
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