Examples on Cash Book with Cash and Bank Column

5 Hard Examples - Cash Book with Cash and Bank Column

Cash Book with Cash and Bank Column

5 Advanced Examples with Complex Transactions

Example 1: Bank Charges, Interest Received & Contra Entries

Problem:

Prepare a Cash Book with Cash and Bank columns from the following transactions of M/s Tech Solutions for May 2025:

  • May 1: Cash in hand ₹45,000; Cash at bank ₹2,50,000
  • May 3: Received cash from Ram ₹30,000
  • May 5: Deposited cash into bank ₹25,000
  • May 8: Paid salaries by cheque ₹40,000
  • May 12: Bank charged service charges ₹500
  • May 15: Withdrew from bank for office use ₹15,000
  • May 18: Cash sales ₹55,000
  • May 22: Interest received from bank ₹3,200
  • May 25: Paid rent by cheque ₹18,000
  • May 28: Deposited cash into bank ₹40,000
  • May 30: Paid electricity bill in cash ₹4,500

Example 2: Dishonored Cheque & Cash Discount

Problem:

Prepare a Cash Book with Cash and Bank columns for M/s Trading Co. for June 2025:

  • June 1: Cash in hand ₹35,000; Cash at bank ₹1,80,000
  • June 4: Received cheque from Mohan ₹50,000 and deposited into bank same day
  • June 8: Paid to Supplier by cheque ₹45,000 (discount received ₹2,000)
  • June 12: Mohan's cheque dishonored by bank
  • June 15: Cash sales ₹28,000
  • June 18: Withdrew from bank ₹20,000 for office use
  • June 22: Received cash from Sohan ₹35,000 (allowed discount ₹1,500)
  • June 25: Deposited cash into bank ₹30,000
  • June 28: Paid wages in cash ₹12,000

Example 3: Multiple Contra Entries & Direct Bank Receipts

Problem:

From the following transactions, prepare Cash Book with Cash and Bank columns for July 2025:

  • July 1: Cash ₹60,000; Bank ₹3,00,000
  • July 3: Deposited into bank ₹35,000
  • July 6: Customer paid directly into bank ₹75,000
  • July 9: Withdrew from bank ₹25,000
  • July 12: Cash sales ₹42,000
  • July 15: Deposited into bank ₹28,000
  • July 18: Paid insurance premium by cheque ₹22,000
  • July 21: Withdrew from bank ₹18,000
  • July 24: Deposited into bank ₹30,000
  • July 27: Supplier paid directly into our bank ₹50,000 (refund)
  • July 30: Paid supplier by cheque ₹65,000

Example 4: Bank Overdraft & Complex Reconciliation

Problem:

Prepare Cash Book with Cash and Bank columns from the following for August 2025:

  • Aug 1: Cash ₹25,000; Bank Overdraft ₹15,000
  • Aug 4: Received cash from debtor ₹40,000
  • Aug 7: Deposited into bank ₹35,000
  • Aug 10: Bank charged interest on overdraft ₹800
  • Aug 14: Paid creditor by cheque ₹28,000
  • Aug 17: Cash sales ₹52,000
  • Aug 20: Withdrew from bank ₹12,000 (when bank balance was positive)
  • Aug 23: Deposited into bank ₹45,000
  • Aug 26: Paid salaries by cheque ₹35,000
  • Aug 29: Bank charged service charges ₹400
  • Aug 31: Paid telephone bill in cash ₹3,500

Example 5: Comprehensive Example with All Transaction Types

Problem:

Prepare Cash Book with Cash and Bank columns (including discount column) for September 2025:

  • Sep 1: Cash ₹80,000; Bank ₹4,50,000
  • Sep 3: Received cheque from customer ₹65,000 and deposited same day
  • Sep 5: Cash sales ₹45,000
  • Sep 8: Paid supplier by cheque ₹58,000 after deducting 3% cash discount
  • Sep 10: Deposited cash into bank ₹50,000
  • Sep 12: Cheque received on Sep 3 dishonored
  • Sep 15: Received cash from debtor ₹38,000 (allowed discount ₹2,000)
  • Sep 18: Bank charged interest on loan ₹4,500
  • Sep 20: Withdrew from bank ₹25,000
  • Sep 22: Customer paid directly into bank ₹85,000
  • Sep 25: Paid wages in cash ₹18,000
  • Sep 27: Deposited cash into bank ₹40,000
  • Sep 29: Interest received from bank ₹5,200
  • Sep 30: Paid insurance by cheque ₹12,000; Bank charges ₹600

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