Answer:
Bank Reconciliation Statement:
It is a statement that is used to adjust the accounting entries to account for the differences in accounts statement and Bank statement. This includes adjusting entries as well.
Cash account balance at September 1 $16,400
Add: Cash deposited during September $64,000
Less: Checks written ($62,800)
Cash account balance at September 30 $17,600
Bank Reconciliation Statement of Howard Company as at September 30
Cash account balance as at September 30 Â $17,600
Add: Â
Outstanding checks $2,383 Â
Collection of electronic fund transfer by the bank $1,830 Â
Interest earned $45 Â
$4,258
Less: Â
Deposits in transit $4,738 Â
NSF check $560 Â
Kne safety deposit box rent $60 Â
(5,358)
Cash balance as per bank statement  $16,500
Adjusting entries of Howard Co. as at September 30
Entry No.1
Cash $1,830 Â
Accounts Receivable  $1,830
(Electronic fund transfer received by the bank) Â
Entry No. 2
Cash $45 Â
Interest Revenue  $45
(Interest earned) Â
Entry No. 3
Accounts Receivable $560 Â
Cash  $560
(Check returned from a customer as NSF) Â
Entry No. 4
Bank Charges $60 Â
Cash  $60
(Safety deposit box rent) Â