A cheque of Rs 15,000 was received from a customer Mr. Ram & it was sent for clearance to bank on the same day. Next day, Mr. Ram informed us that the amount has been deducted from his account, so the entry to this regard was made in the books. But later on, it was discovered that the amount has not been credited in our account but credited to some one else's account due to a mistake by the bank. It was credited to our account in the next month. How should this be treated in the bank reconciliation of both the months if starting point is cash book balance?

A cheque of Rs 15,000 was received from a customer Mr. Ram & it was se

1.	A cheque of Rs 15,000 was received from a customer Mr. Ram & it was sent for clearance to bank on the same day. Next day, Mr. Ram informed us that the amount has been deducted from his account, so the entry to this regard was made in the books. But later on, it was discovered that the amount has not been credited in our account but credited to some one else's account due to a mistake by the bank. It was credited to our account in the next month. How should this be treated in the bank reconciliation of both the months if starting point is cash book balance?
Answer» A cheque of Rs 15,000 was received from a customer Mr. Ram & it was sent for clearance to bank on the same day. Next day, Mr. Ram informed us that the amount has been deducted from his account, so the entry to this regard was made in the books. But later on, it was discovered that the amount has not been credited in our account but credited to some one else's account due to a mistake by the bank. It was credited to our account in the next month. How should this be treated in the bank reconciliation of both the months if starting point is cash book balance?

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