Bank Statement — Recording and reconciliation

A bank statement is a document from the bank showing all transactions (credits and debits) on the business account for a specific period, with opening and closing balance.

Definition

A bank statement is a document from the bank showing all transactions (credits and debits) on the business account for a specific period, with opening and closing balance.

Details

Bank statements are essential for: recording transactions in bookkeeping, reconciling balances, documenting inflows and outflows for tax purposes. Kept for minimum 10 years. Electronic statements are available via e-banking.

Example

Monthly statement for March: opening balance 500K MKD + inflows 800K (5 collected invoices) − outflows 600K (salaries, suppliers, taxes) = closing balance 700K MKD.

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Questions about Bank Statement

What is Bank Statement?+
A bank statement is a document from the bank showing all transactions (credits and debits) on the business account for a specific period, with opening and closing balance.
How does Bank Statement affect e-Faktura?+
Bank statements are essential for: recording transactions in bookkeeping, reconciling balances, documenting inflows and outflows for tax purposes. Kept for minimum 10 years. Electronic statements are available via e-banking.

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