The bank portion of last month's bank reconciliation for Wildhorse Ltd. at February 28 was...

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The bank portion of last month's bank reconciliation for Wildhorse Ltd. at February 28 was as follows:
\table[[\table[[WILDHORSE LTD.],[Bank Reconciliation],[February 28]]],[Cash balance per bank,$18,063],[Add: Deposits in transit,3,163],[Less: Outstanding cheques,21,226],[#3451,1,960],[#3470,2,114],[Reconciled cash balance,$17,152]]
The reconciled cash balance per bank agreed with the reconciled cash balance per books after the bank reconciliation at February 28. The March bank statement showed the following:
Wildhorse's cash receipts and payments for the month of March showed the following:
\table[[Cash Receipts,,Cash Payments],[Date,Amount,Date,,Number,Amount,,],[Mar.,4,$1,988,Mar.,7,3471,$1,675,],[,26,3,247,,15,3472,1,383,],[,31,3,988,,29,3473,4,916,],[,,$9,223,,,,$7,974,]]
Additional information:
The EFT loan payment should have been recorded by the company on March 15, but this entry was missed. The payment included $84 of interest and a $1,137 payment on the loan principal.
The bank made an error processing cheque #3472.
The EFT collection from M. Boudreault was a payment on account and was not previously recorded by Wildhorse Ltd.
Bank service charges and debit and credit card processing fees totalling $89 were not previously recorded. (d)
Prepare the bank reconciliation at March 31.(List items that increase balance as per bank & books first.)
WILDHORSE LTD.
Bank Reconciliation
March 31
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