Question
State the causes of difference occurred due to time lag.

Answer

The causes of difference which occur because of time lag are given below:
  1. Cheques issued but not presented for payment at the bank: The firm/ customer issues cheques to its suppliers or creditors. But not all these cheques are presented to the bank. The entry in the cash book is made immediately on issue of the cheque but the bank will not pass an entry until the cheque is presented for payment.
  2. Cheques paid or deposited but not collected and credited by the bank: Entry is passed by the firm in the cash book when it receives cheques from its debtors which increase the balance as per the cash book. But the bank credits the firm’s account only when they have received the payment from the customer’s bank or in other words, once the cheque is collected by the bank.

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Paid amount due to Manoj by cheque and availed discount of ₹ 4,500
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Cash ₹ 5,000 paid to Desai and discount allowed by him ₹ 200
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Cash ₹ 10,000 received from Govardhan and allowed him discount ₹ 500.
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Sold personal Car of the proprietor for ₹ 80,00 against cheque, which was deposited into the firm's bank account.
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Sold personal Car of the proprietor for ₹ 1,50,000 against cheque, which was deposited into the proprietor's personal bank account.
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