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BANK

RECONCILIATION
STATEMENT
Chapter 13
Bank Reconciliation Statement

• The Cash book is made from the point of view of the business . This
means any payments received are debited to the cash book and any
payment made is credited to the cash book.
• The Bank Statement is is prepared from the banks point of view so
items which appear as a debit in the cash book, appear as credit on
the bank statement.
INTRODUCTION TO BANK RECONCILIATION
STATEMENT
BANK RECONCILIATION STATEMENT
BANK RECONCILIATION STATEMENT
So, What is a BRS

• A Bank Reconciliation Statement is a statement prepared


periodically to ensure that the bank account of the business the
Cash book of the Business matches.
• Bank account column in the cash book = Bank statement
• Steps to Prepare a Bank Reconciliation Statement:
• Compare the entries in the Cash book and the bank account
• Enter all unticked items in the Cash book from the bank account
• Prepare a Bank Reconciliation Statement
Format of a Bank Reconciliation Statement

New Balance as per Cash book


+Add unpresented Cheques
- Uncredited deposits
=Balance As Per Bank Statement

New balance+upc-Ucd=bs balance


New balance=bs balance-upc+ucd
Unpresented Cheque and Uncredited deposits

• Unpresented Cheque- It is a cheque which has been issued but the


payment has not yet appeared on the bank statement. The payment
will have been credited to the business cash book when the cheque
was issued.
• Uncredited Deposits- It is the amount which has been received but
the receipt has not yet appeared on the bank statement.
How to Prepare a BRS

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