Cash and Cash Equivalents
Cash and Cash Equivalents
1.Cash on hand:
Customer’s check
Manager’s check
Traveller’s check
Bank drafts
Money order
Demand deposit
Checking account
Saving deposit
3.Cash Fund (set aside for current purposes & parallel to related liability):
Petty cash fund
Payroll fund
Travel fund
Interest fund
Dividend fund
Tax fund
4.CASH EQUIVALENTS
Restored to cash
Cash
b. Postdated checks DELIVERED to payee (already recorded as outflow of cash but can’t be encash)
Restored to cash
Cash
BOOK BALANCE
ADD:
Notes receivable Cash receipts, credit memo or Cash in bank
Proceeds of bank loan deposits credited by bank Accounts receivable
Cash in bank
Understatement of cash
receipts on the book of Accounts receivable
depositor
LESS:
NSF Checks Accounts receivable
Technically defective checks Cash in bank
Cash disbursements, debit
Bank service fee memos or checks paid by the
Reduction of loan bank
BANK BALANCE
ADD:
Deposit in transit
Check of another entity collections too late to appear
charged by the bank to the on bank statement,
depositor undeposited collections
LESS:
Outstanding checks(net of
certified checks)
cash disbursments, checks
Deposit of another entity drawn and given to payee
credited by the bank to the but not presented for
depositor payment
*ERRORS-should be corrected by
the one who commits the error
MANAGEMENT
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(Representation
(Engagement Letter)
Letter)
Implement Internal
Obtains EVIDENCE
Controls
Test Management
Conduct Transactions
Assertions