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Indiana University Custodial Fund Reconciliation NOTE: This form is for use only by funds with IU bank accounts Custodian Name: Department Payee ID: Date of Reconciliation Bank Information Bank Name

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How to fill out reconciliation worksheet bank only:

1. Start by gathering all necessary financial information, such as bank statements, checkbook registers, and any other relevant documents.
2. Begin by filling out the opening balance on the reconciliation worksheet. This should be the ending balance from the previous period's bank statement.
3. Next, record any deposits or credits made to the bank account during the period. This includes any money received or deposited into the account.
4. Then, move on to recording any checks written or debit transactions made during the period. This includes any money paid or withdrawn from the account.
5. Compare the transactions recorded on the reconciliation worksheet with the transactions recorded in the bank statement. Check for any discrepancies or errors.
6. Make any necessary adjustments to the reconciliation worksheet to ensure that the bank statement matches the recorded transactions.
7. Calculate the ending balance on the reconciliation worksheet. This should match the ending balance on the bank statement.
8. Double-check all calculations and make sure everything is accurately recorded on the reconciliation worksheet.
9. Complete the reconciliation worksheet by signing and dating it.
10. Keep a copy of the completed reconciliation worksheet for your records.

Who needs reconciliation worksheet bank only:

1. Businesses and organizations that have a bank account and regularly make transactions.
2. Individuals who want to keep track of their banking activities and ensure accuracy in their financial records.
3. Accountants and financial professionals who need to reconcile bank statements for their clients or employers.

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Reconciliation worksheet bank only is a document used to reconcile the differences between the company's records and the bank statement for a specific period.

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Any business or organization that maintains a bank account and needs to ensure the accuracy of their financial records.

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The purpose of reconciliation worksheet bank only is to identify and resolve any discrepancies between the company's financial records and the bank statement.

What information must be reported on reconciliation worksheet bank only?

The information reported on reconciliation worksheet bank only includes deposits, withdrawals, bank fees, interest earned, and any other transactions affecting the bank account.