Bank Reconciliation Statement — Practice Quiz
CBSE · Class 11 · Accountancy
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What is a Bank Reconciliation Statement primarily used for?
What causes timing differences in bank reconciliation?
What does a 'favourable balance' in a bank reconciliation mean?
What is a passbook?
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Which of these can cause differences between cash book and passbook?
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Direct bank charges
Bank charges can be directly debited by the bank without immediate notification to the account holder, causing differences in balances.
What happens when a cheque is deposited but not yet collected by the bank?
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It creates a difference in bank balances
When a cheque is deposited but not yet collected, it causes a temporary difference between the cash book and passbook balances.
What is an overdraft in banking terms?
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When withdrawals exceed account balance
An overdraft occurs when more money is withdrawn from an account than the available balance, essentially creating a negative balance.
Why do banks sometimes directly credit an account?
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To credit interest or collected dividends
Banks can directly credit accounts for reasons like interest earnings or dividend collections without prior notification.
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