What describes a reconciliation report?

• A. A forecast of expenditures.
• B. A monthly summary of cash receipts.
• C. A report that displays detailed information for that month's bank reconciliation.
• D. A general ledger listing.

Answer: (C)

Reconciliation reports capture the details of tying the cash records to the bank statement for a specific period. It shows the month’s bank reconciliation and includes reconciling items such as outstanding checks, deposits in transit, bank charges, interest, and any adjustments, so you can see exactly why the book balance and the bank balance differ and what needs to be done to align them. This isn’t a forecast of expenditures, a monthly summary of cash receipts, or a general ledger listing, which are separate types of reports. Therefore, describing a report that displays detailed information for that month’s bank reconciliation is the best fit.