The reconciliation report displays details for which period?

• A. The entire year's budget.
• B. That month's bank reconciliation.
• C. A log of user access to the system.
• D. Daily cash balance.

Answer: (B)

A bank reconciliation report is tied to a specific time period—the month (or other period) being reconciled between the company’s cash records and the bank statement. It details the adjustments needed for that period, such as outstanding checks, deposits in transit, bank fees, and interest, so you can verify that the ending balance on the books matches the bank’s ending balance for that month. It isn’t about an entire year’s budget, nor about who accessed the system, and it isn’t simply a daily cash balance—those are different kinds of reports.