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Begin with this logic equation: Bank account - outstanding paid cheques + outstanding debit transactions= company's bank account.
check out the total of all transactions in company's statement not stated in the bank statement, deduct (the missed CREDIT total) and add (the missed DEBIT total) from/to the balance mentioned on the bank statement then the NET balance will be equivalent to your company statement's balance.
N.B: make sure the period of both statement is the same.
First of all keep both cash book and bank statement side by side tick all payment made through bank with cash book. Missing figure will be appearing in the cash book as well as in bank statement comparatively.
Tick those entire figures which are not crossed from bank to cash book statement as well as cash to bank statement.
Starting with Cash Book
If the cash book balance is favorable/debit balance add all cheque issued but not presented and subtract all cheque deposited but not credited by bank. Add any other credit in bank and extract any other debit in bank. The remaining balance will be agreed with bank statement.
If the cash book balance is unfavorable/credit balance subtract all cheque issued but not presented and add all cheuqe deposited but not credited by bank. Add any other debit in bank and extract any other credit in bank. The remaining balance will be agreed with bank statement.
Starting with Bank Statement
If the bank balance is over draft/ credit balance subtract all cheque issued but not presented and add all cheque deposited but not presented. Add any other debit in bank and extract any other credit in bank.
The remaining balance will be agreed with bank statement.
If the bank balance is overdrawn/debit balance add all cheque issued but not presented and subtract all cheque deposited but not collected or credited by bank. Add any other credit in bank and extract any other debit in bank. The remaining balance will be agreed with bank statement.
Particulars
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Particulars
When Cash book shows debit balance
& Bank shows credit balance
When Bank shows debit balance.
& cash book shows credit balance
CB to Bank
Bank to Cash Book
CB to Bank
Bank to CB
Cheque issued but not presented
ADD
LESS
LESS
ADD
Cheque deposited but not credited
LESS
ADD
ADD
LESS
Any credit in bank
ADD
LESS
LESS
ADD
Any debit in bank
LESS
ADD
ADD
LESS
Bank would be reconcilled at the end of the month or usually at the very start of the next month.
Accountant will take the ledger of the bank also he will take statement from the bank.He will firstly mark the figures which are matched.Secondly,highlight those figures are not appreaing in the ledger like with holding tax on cash withdraw,bank charges etc etc.
Deduct the figures (WHT/bank charges) from the ledger figures ,if the resulting figure is same like bank statement closing balance figure,it means that the bank is reconcilled.