A cheque issued by a trading enterprise to a supplier was correctly credited in the Cash Book, but it had not yet been presented to the bank for payment at the reconciliation date. Which of the following best describes this discrepancy item?
- Unpresented chequeCevap
- BUncredited lodgement
- CDishonoured cheque
- DStanding order
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Unpresented cheque
When a business issues a cheque to a creditor, it immediately records the outlay on the credit side of its Cash Book. If the payee has not presented the cheque to the bank by the date of reconciliation, the bank statement will not reflect the withdrawal. Such items are classified as unpresented cheques.
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Unpresented cheques as a timing discrepancy between Cash Book and Bank Statement