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When running a company, you need to have a very clear idea about the different monetary aspects which will help you to manage the finances of a company easily and the deposit in transit is one among them.
In this article, we have discussed deposit in transit and how it relates to bank reconciliation. Let’s begin!
A deposit in transit refers to that money where it has been received by the concerned company and recorded in its system but will still take some time to reflect in the bank account.
These types of deposits are easily reflected in the company accounting system but take a few days to reflect in the bank account. “Deposit in Transit” helps to keep track of the cash entry and the difference in timing which otherwise have a chance to create confusion during reconciling the monetary gains of a company.
Here we will talk about outstanding cheques that are involved in reconciling the bank statement. Outstanding cheques are those types of cheques that have been cleared from the company but are yet to be processed by the concerned bank.
If you look at the company’s general ledger, you will find a record of the deposit in it. However, the company’s bank statement might not show it. So, this way you can show the money as some kind of adjustment concerning the balance of the bank statement.
Regulatory measures regarding transit deposits state that the deposits shall not be held for a very long time and this tenure has to be disclosed to the customers clearly.
A part of this law also states that advanced technologies should be used to speed up the transit deposit process.
It is imperative for a company to ensure that all their deposits end up in their bank account. Accounting software may show the contrary but you have to make sure that the statement balance and the balance in the book are reconciled to avoid overdrafting using an NSF cheque.
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