accounting 200 review for exam three

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Review for Exam 3 This looks really long, but it’s not too bad. There are a lot of gaps for you to write journal entries.
Make sure you can define cash controls, cash, petty cash, voucher system, EFT, all of the principles of internal control, and all other vocabulary in this chapter. Also pay extra attention to the way the principles of internal controls relate to cash. What are the 6 principles of internal control? ________________________, ________________________, __________________________, ________________________, ________________________, __________________________, (matching) Using the principles listed above match the activity to the correct principle. _______________________ Making sure different people order, receive, and pay for goods. _______________________ Giving control (custody) of an asset to someone other than the accountant. _______________________ Prenumbering Checks _______________________ Locking checks in a vault _______________________ Conducting a surprise audit. _______________________ Quickly forwarding all sales slips to the accounting department. _______________________ Vice President of Sales Established the Policy for making Credit Sales. _______________________ Forcing Employees to take vacations _______________________ Installing a security system on a warehouse (Short answer) _______________________ When 2 or more employees work together to get around internal controls at a company, this is an example of what? _______________________ In what balance sheet account would you place a postdated check? _______________________ The bank name on the face of a check is what party in the transaction? _______________________ Making the register screen visible to customers is an internal control of what type of cash receipt? (True/False) T/F Companies that practice good internal cash controls will have the cashier remove the register tape nightly to compare ending cash with the register tape. T/F Endorsing a check “For Deposit Only” is an example of a restrictive endorsement. T/F Internal controls on cash are more effective for checks. T/F Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) is more expensive than writing payroll checks. T/F The concept of reasonable assurance indicates regardless of the cost systems will be implemented to reasonably assure that fraud is not taking place. T/F Documentation procedures are better if the documents are initialed because responsibility is denoted by the initials. T/F A properly conducted daily cash count will follow the principles of segregation of duties, independent internal verification, and establishment of responsibility.
(making journal entries) 1/1 a petty cash fund is established in the amount of $250.00. On 2/15 the receipts in the petty cash fund are counted and the fund is replenished (at the request of the petty cash custodian). The petty cash custodian includes the following information in her request: Request for Replenishment of Petty Cash Fund: (Copies of receipts enclosed) Date Description amount 1/10 Postage Stamps 39.00 1/29 Freight-Out 42.00 2/5 Miscellaneous Expenses 27.00 2/10 Travel Expense 61.00 Currently $73.00 remains in the account. On March 1 st the size of the petty cash account is increased from $250.00 to $300.00
(Bank Reconciliation and Related Journal Entries) T/F Journal Entries are required when an adjustment is made to the balance per bank. T/F Reconciliations should be made by an employee who has no other cash related responsibilities. April’s Reconciliation showed the following checks outstanding: 207 for $152.00; 217 for $315.00; and 221 for $121.00. Check #232 was properly voided. Do the May 31st Reconciliation knowing that the bank made no mistakes. Bank Statement for RU Outdoors Date Check # Amount 5/6 207 152.00 5/4 217 315.00 5/9 228 221.00 5/12 229 452.00 5/27 230 315.00 5/20 231 486.00 Cash Payments Journal (Checks Issued) Date Check # Amount 5/1 228 221.00 5/5 229 425.00 5/9 230 315.00 5/12 231 486.00 5/25 233 585.00 5/26 234 156.00 Balance Per Bank on 5/31/06: $5,115.00 May Bank Service Charge: $25.00 Cash Balance Per Books 5/31/06: $3,842 RU Outdoors sent a deposit of $500 to the bank on 5/31. It is currently at the Grand Forks Post Office. Bank collected $1000.00 Note for RU Outdoors along with $28.00 in interest that had not been previously accrued. For providing this service they charged a fee of $15.00. There was an NSF Check in the amount of $50.00 written by Hope, Co. ____________________ Adjusted Balance Per Bank ____________________ Adjusted Balance Per Books Show the reconciliation below:
Make the Journal Entries associated with the Bank reconciliation on the previous Page. (Short answer) List the weaknesses present in the following situation: Because multiple people have checkbooks, Jones, Co. has decided not to pre-number the checks. The treasurer, the V/P of purchasing, and the floor manager all have checkbooks. Each employee keeps their checkbook in an unlocked drawer in their desk. When goods arrive they are taken to the purchasing agent who verifies the item, approves the bill and write the check (if less than $1000.00). Once the bill has been paid it is filed by vendor and the purchasing agent updates the cash disbursements journal. At the end of the month everyone turns in their checkbooks to the treasurer and she reconciles them to the bank statement. 1._______________________________________________________________ 2._______________________________________________________________ 3._______________________________________________________________ 4._______________________________________________________________ 5._______________________________________________________________ 6._______________________________________________________________ 7._______________________________________________________________
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