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A Level Accounting (9706)•9706/13/O/N/24
Question 10 from 9706/13/O/N/24

Explanation

Updating cash book for unrecorded bank items

Steps:

  • Start with debit balance: $25,000
  • Subtract unrecorded direct debits: 25,000−25,000 - 25,000−6,500 = $18,500
  • Add unrecorded customer deposits: 18,500+18,500 + 18,500+5,500 = $24,000
  • Subtract unrecorded bank charges: 24,000−24,000 - 24,000−1,500 = $22,500

Why C is correct:

  • Cash book balance reflects all bank transactions per double-entry accounting, adjusted to $22,500 after including outflows and inflows.

Why the others are wrong:

  • A: Mistakenly subtracts the $4,500 as an additional outflow, ignoring it's not an unrecorded cash book item.
  • B: Results from arithmetic error, like subtracting customer deposits instead of adding.
  • D: Ignores all unrecorded items, leaving original balance unchanged.

Final answer: C

Topic: Reconciliation and verification

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