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omg came across this the night before my quiz this makes more sense than what my teacher taught. i was confused with the error by bookkeeper part when she taught but now it makes sense!!
It’s an excellent and also educative video, But I got recommended through the UA-cam comment session to Stray Admin, he’s good at statements making too. I only had to hit the UA-cam search icon and type in Stray Administration to get him.
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Hello Nkole, The $2,500 is the total amount collected. This means that the principle on the note (notes receivable) was $2,350 and that the interest on the note (interest revenue) was the $150. :)
I don't understand where all that informtion comes from. I have a business bankaccount which people pay money into and from which I buy necessary items. But I don't understand what you are reconciling with, or how you are working out when amounts are missing. I don't use cheques, but I do use Paypal and those amounts don't show up in your bank account, but then when you buy goods using paypal, your paypal balance is used first and then the difference is taken out of the bank account. I am so confused. Can anyone recommend somwhere that teaches you from absolute scratch what needs to be recorded for business accounts, including how you knew that this was something that needs to be recorded. Everytime I ask someone about how to do something I heard that you need to do, eg bank reconciliations, they say, well you should have this....And I think, what do you mean I should have that? What told you what records need to be kept?
Thanks. Due Respected, l pleased to request you, I have need ms excel statement where I have find top ten good customs paid on time payment, & other statement are required top ten customer delay payments.
Collections are amounts that the bank has collected on behalf of the company, which means that the company's cash is increasing. Therefore, it is an increase to the company's books.
I appreciate this tutorial video! I have a question. If there is error, whether it’s banks error or bookkeepers error, are they supposed to reverse the original entry and re-post it, then we would not need an adjusting entry right?
We do bank rec entries (adjusting entries are something else entirely), but we will ONLY do it for the book errors. We don't do the accounting for the bank. :) Please see the bank rec journal entries video.
What does it mean when your bank statements don't return a check that was outstanding for the previous month. What should we do with that? Also, for the collection, what happens to the interest of $150?
If that check still has not been cashed, it would still be an outstanding check on the bank rec. If it was cashed, and they simply did not return the cleared check, then it has cleared and would not be included on this type of bank rec. The interest collected would be interest revenue.
The interest is included in the total collection. We will separate the outgrew interest from the face of the note in the journal entries for the bank reconciliation.
Thank you so much for this video. I have a question. Once the bank reconciliation is done, which balance do you use for the following month? Do you use the new adjusted balance as the beginning balance the following month? And will it match the bank statement's beginning balance? I am struggling with this concept. Any insight would be appreciated. I love your channel by the way and I have subscribed. Thank you in advance.
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Dear Respected Madam, I hope you are fine. I would really appreciate it if you could provide the reason, why the Swift Sweepers, Inc. bank account has been Debited by 960 if the customer's bank account had no sufficient fund. I am looking forward to hearing from you in anticipation. Thank you. Aziz
The debit to accounts receivable signifies that the customer now owes us the money again. When we received the check, we would have recorded that amount as received. Now that we know it's an NSF check, then we we have to increase the balance again.
@@accountinghelp Dear Honorable Teacher, Thank you for your prompt response. When a pay in cheque is bounced by the bank it’s obvious that we credit our Cash Book by the cheque amount because, as soon as we receive the cheque from one of our customers we make a debit entry to our Bank Book, not Bank Account. Here in the Swift Sweepers, Inc. case, the Banker debited Swift Sweepers, Inc.'s Bank account. Yes, in-case if the banker had made a credit entry before making the debit entry, then the banker could have the right to pass a debit entry by the same amount to remove the effect of the credit entry. Sincerely yours, Aziz
@@accountinghelp Dear Valued Teacher, I hope you are doing well. Is the attached bank statement provided by the relevant bank to Swift Sweepers? If yes, How the NSF cheque amount is deducted from Swift Sweepers’ bank balance? I am still confused! Please kindly clarify it. Your sincere student, Aziz
The entire cash collection gets recorded in the actual bank reconciliation, but gets broken out in the journal entries. If you want, you can always make the cash collection as two separate line items: one for the principal and one for interest. :)
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I really needed a refresher on this, I used to be really good at this but none of the videos on UA-cam were able to jog my memory and only seemed to complicate things. Your instructions and video demonstration are amazing!! It took me back to my first accounting course and helped me remember what I was wanting to remember! Thank you so much!! 🙏😃
I wish i found this channel in the beginning of my accounting class thank you for being clear
omg came across this the night before my quiz this makes more sense than what my teacher taught. i was confused with the error by bookkeeper part when she taught but now it makes sense!!
It’s an excellent and also educative video, But I got recommended through the UA-cam comment session to Stray Admin, he’s good at statements making too. I only had to hit the UA-cam search icon and type in Stray Administration to get him.
Very important ! Bank reconciliation focus on cash 💰 we on hand.
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What’s the example of bank collected on a note? A bit confusing.
Thank you very much for proving such great and help video. I like the way you teach - precise explanation, and the format showed on the screen - be clear at a glance.
Thank you so much for your videos they have helped me get through my assignments. Before I found your channel I was so overwhelmed and lost!! You are a great teacher!!
Excellent tutorial in 14 mins
Thanks for the detailed video. Can you do a video on single column cash book please. Thanks
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I have an exam later, it really helps me to understand this a lot more. It becomes a lot more easier. Thank you so much. From all the videos i have watch this was by far the simplest of all. I just started subscribing you. Hope you continue and continue this on your yt channel and gain a lot more of subscribers❣.
-I am from Philippines.❤🇵🇭
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I am slowly updating them more and more, but the ones we have are at www.tlctutoringcompany.com
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thank you so much for this but just one question,what about the interest paid on the colection?
Hello Nkole,
The $2,500 is the total amount collected. This means that the principle on the note (notes receivable) was $2,350 and that the interest on the note (interest revenue) was the $150. :)
@@accountinghelp oh got it
do they change or its like the closing entires they don't change?
My question is how often is ideal for bank reconciliation at work? Every week or every month?
Since bank statements are monthly, they are typically completed monthly.
@@accountinghelp Thank you so much !
@@accountinghelp Problem is a company I hired has a messy qb for a while. So I have to reconcile old one with old bank statements…😢
Please give a lecture on petty cash reconciliation
I don't understand where all that informtion comes from. I have a business bankaccount which people pay money into and from which I buy necessary items. But I don't understand what you are reconciling with, or how you are working out when amounts are missing. I don't use cheques, but I do use Paypal and those amounts don't show up in your bank account, but then when you buy goods using paypal, your paypal balance is used first and then the difference is taken out of the bank account. I am so confused. Can anyone recommend somwhere that teaches you from absolute scratch what needs to be recorded for business accounts, including how you knew that this was something that needs to be recorded. Everytime I ask someone about how to do something I heard that you need to do, eg bank reconciliations, they say, well you should have this....And I think, what do you mean I should have that? What told you what records need to be kept?
Wonderfully explained, however you didn’t go over the journal entries as promised in the beginning of the video.
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Thanks. Due Respected, l pleased to request you, I have need ms excel statement where I have find top ten good customs paid on time payment, & other statement are required top ten customer delay payments.
What are collection why are they in the add part please explain more on the collection
Collections are amounts that the bank has collected on behalf of the company, which means that the company's cash is increasing. Therefore, it is an increase to the company's books.
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This is so helpful
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(E) What about $150 interest ? The company not recorded?
The $2,500 includes interest. Please watch for bank reconciliation journal entry video to see this in action ua-cam.com/video/fpm51NJBBns/v-deo.html
I appreciate this tutorial video!
I have a question. If there is error, whether it’s banks error or bookkeepers error, are they supposed to reverse the original entry and re-post it, then we would not need an adjusting entry right?
We do bank rec entries (adjusting entries are something else entirely), but we will ONLY do it for the book errors. We don't do the accounting for the bank. :) Please see the bank rec journal entries video.
thanks a lot .
What does it mean when your bank statements don't return a check that was outstanding for the previous month. What should we do with that?
Also, for the collection, what happens to the interest of $150?
If that check still has not been cashed, it would still be an outstanding check on the bank rec. If it was cashed, and they simply did not return the cleared check, then it has cleared and would not be included on this type of bank rec. The interest collected would be interest revenue.
Immensely helpful video. Plz don't take these videos offline. Thank you
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How to cek all if
should we count the interest of 150 dollars?
The interest is included in the total collection. We will separate the outgrew interest from the face of the note in the journal entries for the bank reconciliation.
Thank you so much
Thank you so much for this video. I have a question. Once the bank reconciliation is done, which balance do you use for the following month? Do you use the new adjusted balance as the beginning balance the following month? And will it match the bank statement's beginning balance? I am struggling with this concept. Any insight would be appreciated. I love your channel by the way and I have subscribed. Thank you in advance.
The new adjusted balance. :) Bank reconciliation journal entries should be completed to update cash.
shoouldn't you gave to minus the 150 interest in the bank recnicalaiton
That is interest revenue, not interest expense. Interest revenue is added to the book side.
thanx madam....
can you explain transaction F again
Why did she add the collection? Why not deduction?
Collecting money makes cash increase.
Thank you. do you guys do personal tutoring ?
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@@accountinghelp what do I do with accounts payable
Dear Respected Madam, I hope you are fine. I would really appreciate it if you could provide the reason, why the Swift Sweepers, Inc. bank account has been Debited by 960 if the customer's bank account had no sufficient fund. I am looking forward to hearing from you in anticipation. Thank you. Aziz
The debit to accounts receivable signifies that the customer now owes us the money again. When we received the check, we would have recorded that amount as received. Now that we know it's an NSF check, then we we have to increase the balance again.
@@accountinghelp Dear Honorable Teacher,
Thank you for your prompt response.
When a pay in cheque is bounced by the bank it’s obvious that we credit our Cash Book by the cheque amount because, as soon as we receive the cheque from one of our customers we make a debit entry to our Bank Book, not Bank Account.
Here in the Swift Sweepers, Inc. case, the Banker debited Swift Sweepers, Inc.'s Bank account. Yes, in-case if the banker had made a credit entry before making the debit entry, then the banker could have the right to pass a debit entry by the same amount to remove the effect of the credit entry.
Sincerely yours,
Aziz
@@accountinghelp
Dear Valued Teacher,
I hope you are doing well.
Is the attached bank statement provided by the relevant bank to Swift Sweepers? If yes, How the NSF cheque amount is deducted from Swift Sweepers’ bank balance? I am still confused! Please kindly clarify it.
Your sincere student,
Aziz
Why isn’t interest calculated?
It depends on the problem. In this case, interest was given.
thank u!!
what about the interest of 150$
The entire cash collection gets recorded in the actual bank reconciliation, but gets broken out in the journal entries. If you want, you can always make the cash collection as two separate line items: one for the principal and one for interest. :)
@@accountinghelp thank u so much
Why we add errors $50 b/c the company written 500 but when it recode 550 so we should deduct
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