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What is the most correct treatment for the Outstanding cheques that appear in the bank reconciliation at the end of financial year ?

should we make a journal entry and posting them to deferred cheques to get a fair presentation for the financial situation?

or just keep them in the bank reconciliation  ?

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Question added by abdullah khater , senior accountant , Jordanian Universities network – Jordan university
Date Posted: 2015/12/15
Islam Refaat
by Islam Refaat , Director of Finance , SHIFT inc (Sila Development Company Limited)

If the cheques have been delivered and received by the supplier, keep those as reconciliation items (consider it out of your cash at year end), and If you still have the custody of the cheques, better to reverse them back the payable account not to deferred cheques, because by those transactions you are reducing you cash balances by fake transaction)

Rabe Cipaul Cane
by Rabe Cipaul Cane , Financial Analyst , San Miguel Brewery Inc.

For reconciliation purposes, it will be deducted to the bank's side. There's no adjustment or entries needed on the company's book. The said checks will reflect on the bank on the first banking day of the subsequent year.

Majid Wangade
by Majid Wangade , Senior Accountant , KANTOUR LIMITED COMPANY ( Real Estate, Construction and Asset Management )

I agree with Mr. Islam Refaat.

BHAVIN PATEL
by BHAVIN PATEL , Senior Accountant , Sigma Projects

Just keep it in the Bank Reconciliation Statement.

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