Edexcel IGCSEAccountingGeneral Applications10 Marks
J. Khan's Cash Book (Bank column) on 30 April 2026 showed a debit balance of $1 850. The Bank Statement on the same date showed a credit balance of $1 655. On investigation, the following discrepancies were found: * Cheque received from a customer, $280, was entered in the Cash Book but not yet cleared by the bank. * Bank charges of $45 appeared on the Bank Statement but not in the Cash Book. * A direct debit for electricity of $120 was paid by the bank but not recorded in the Cash Book. * A cheque issued to a supplier for $310 was recorded in the Cash Book but not yet presented to the bank.
- (a)(i)Prepare the updated Cash Book (Bank column only) for J. Khan as at 30 April 2026.[4]
- (a)(ii)Prepare a Bank Reconciliation Statement for J. Khan as at 30 April 2026.[6]
Mark scheme
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- (a)(i) J. Khan (1)
- Cash Book (Bank Column) (Extract) (1)
- Date | Details | Amount () || Date | Details | Amount ()
- --- | --- | --- || --- | --- | ---
- Apr 30 | Balance b/d | 1850 (1) || Apr 30 | Bank Charges | 45 (1)
- | | || Apr 30 | Electricity (Direct Debit) | 120 (1)
- | | || Apr 30 | Balance c/d | 1685 (1)
- Total | | 1850 || Total | | 1850
- (M1 for correct initial balance, M1 for each correct entry on credit side (bank charges, direct debit), A1 for final balance c/d)
- (a)(ii) J. Khan (1)
- Bank Reconciliation Statement (1)
- As at 30 April 2026
- Balance as per Adjusted Cash Book (1) $1 685 (1)
- Add: Uncleared deposits (customer cheque) (1) $280 (1)
- Less: Unpresented cheques (supplier cheque) (1) $310 (1)
- Balance as per Bank Statement (1) $1 655 (1)
- (M1 for heading/structure, B1 for starting balance, B1 for uncleared deposits + value, B1 for unpresented cheques + value, M1 for correct treatment (add/subtract) of items, A1 for final reconciled balance)
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