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18/08/2026

BANK RECONCILIATION REVIEW AUDIT CHECKLIST

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Audit Area: Bank Reconciliation
Period Under Review: ____________________
Bank Account: ___________________________
Prepared By: ________Auditribe____________
Reviewed By: _____________________________
Date Reviewed: ___________________________

1. Bank Reconciliation Preparation

[ ] Confirm that bank reconciliations are prepared for all active bank accounts.
[ ] Confirm that reconciliations are prepared monthly.
[ ] Obtain the bank reconciliation for the period under review.
[ ] Confirm that the reconciliation covers the correct month and bank account.
[ ] Agree the bank statement balance to the original bank statement.
[ ] Agree the general ledger or cashbook balance to the accounting records.
[ ] Recalculate the reconciliation to confirm mathematical accuracy.
[ ] Confirm that the reconciliation balances to the adjusted book balance.

2. Bank Statement Verification

[ ] Obtain the original bank statement directly from the bank portal or approved source.
[ ] Confirm that the bank statement has not been altered or manually prepared.
[ ] Verify the opening balance against the previous month's closing balance.
[ ] Verify the closing balance against the bank statement.
[ ] Review unusual or unexpected transactions appearing on the bank statement.
[ ] Check whether all bank accounts identified in the general ledger have corresponding bank statements.

3. Outstanding Cheques and Payments

[ ] Obtain the list of outstanding cheques or payments.
[ ] Agree outstanding items to the bank reconciliation.
[ ] Trace selected outstanding cheques to supporting payment documents.
[ ] Check whether outstanding cheques have subsequently cleared the bank.
[ ] Investigate cheques outstanding for an unusually long period.
[ ] Check for stale or cancelled cheques that remain outstanding in the reconciliation.
[ ] Confirm that cancelled cheques have been properly accounted for.
[ ] Investigate duplicate or unusual cheque numbers.

4. Deposits in Transit

[ ] Obtain the schedule of deposits in transit.
[ ] Agree deposits in transit to the bank reconciliation.
[ ] Trace selected deposits to the cashbook and supporting receipts.
[ ] Confirm that deposits subsequently appeared in the bank statement.
[ ] Investigate deposits that remain outstanding for an extended period.
[ ] Check for deposits recorded in the books but not supported by evidence of actual banking.

5. Bank Charges, Interest and Direct Transactions

[ ] Review bank charges appearing on the bank statement.
[ ] Confirm that bank charges have been recorded in the accounting system.
[ ] Check whether bank interest received has been properly recorded.
[ ] Review direct debits and standing orders for proper authorization.
[ ] Review direct credits received into the bank account.
[ ] Investigate transactions appearing on the bank statement but missing from the accounting records.
[ ] Confirm that bank-related adjustments are posted to the correct accounts.

6. Unreconciled Differences

[ ] Identify all reconciling items.
[ ] Confirm that each reconciling item has adequate supporting documentation.
[ ] Investigate old reconciling items.
[ ] Determine whether reconciling items are genuine timing differences.
[ ] Check for unexplained or unsupported reconciling items.
[ ] Review whether reconciling items are repeatedly carried forward from previous months.
[ ] Confirm that incorrect reconciling items are corrected promptly.
[ ] Investigate large or unusual reconciling differences.

7. Completeness and Accuracy

[ ] Perform a reconciliation between the bank statement and general ledger.
[ ] Check the sequence of cashbook transactions for unusual gaps.
[ ] Review whether all bank transactions have been captured in the accounting system.
[ ] Check for duplicate entries.
[ ] Check for transactions recorded with incorrect dates.
[ ] Check for unusual manual journal entries affecting bank accounts.
[ ] Review transactions posted immediately before and after month-end.
[ ] Confirm that transactions are recorded in the correct accounting period.

8. Fraud and Red Flag Review

[ ] Review unusual transfers between bank accounts.
[ ] Investigate payments to employees or related parties that appear unusual.
[ ] Review large round-sum transactions.
[ ] Investigate unusual cash withdrawals.
[ ] Review transactions posted manually to bank accounts.
[ ] Check for payments that were reversed and subsequently reposted.
[ ] Review unusual transactions occurring immediately before or after month-end.
[ ] Check for unauthorized changes to bank account details where relevant.
[ ] Investigate unexplained differences that remain unresolved for several months.

9. Review and Approval

[ ] Confirm that the reconciliation was prepared by an appropriate finance officer.
[ ] Confirm that the reconciliation was independently reviewed.
[ ] Verify evidence of review and approval.
[ ] Confirm that review was performed on a timely basis.
[ ] Check whether reviewer comments were properly resolved.
[ ] Confirm that segregation of duties exists between preparation, review and payment processing.
[ ] Confirm that the person preparing the reconciliation does not have inappropriate access to approve payments or modify bank records.

10. Subsequent Clearance Testing

[ ] Select significant reconciling items and trace them to subsequent bank statements.
[ ] Confirm that outstanding cheques eventually cleared.
[ ] Confirm that deposits in transit were subsequently redited by the bank.
[ ] Investigate items that did not clear within a reasonable period.
[ ] Check whether old reconciling items were subsequently reversed or adjusted.
[ ] Determine whether any reconciling item represents an error rather than a timing difference.

11. Access and Control Review

[ ] Confirm that access to online banking is restricted to authorized personnel.
[ ] Review whether user access is periodically reviewed.
[ ] Confirm that former employees no longer have access to the bank platform.
[ ] Check whether payment authorization requires appropriate approval.
[ ] Confirm that bank account changes require appropriate authorization.
[ ] Review whether bank reconciliation responsibilities are clearly assigned.
[ ] Confirm that bank reconciliations are retained in accordance with the organization's record retention requirements.

12. Auditor's Conclusion

Overall Result:

[ ] Satisfactory
[ ] Satisfactory with exceptions
[ ] Requires improvement
[ ] Unsatisfactory

Key Exceptions Identified:

1. ---
2. ---
3. ---

Potential Risk:

Management Response:

Auditor's Conclusion:

Prepared By: _____AUDITRIBE____ Date: _____________

Reviewed By: __________________ Date: _____________

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Expenses Excluded from eTIMS Validation

1. Airline passenger ticketing (Row 5.2 of the Profit & Loss Account sheet)
2. Emoluments (employment expenses – Section 6.5 of the Profit & Loss Account sheet)
3. Interest expenses (Row 7.1 of the Profit & Loss Account sheet)
4. Fees charged by financial institutions (Row 7.2 of the Profit & Loss Account sheet)
5. Investment allowances and internal accounting adjustments declared in Sheets E1 and E2 of the annual income tax return, as well as the capital allowances field in the tax computation sheet
6. Expenses subject to withholding tax that is treated as a final tax (no requirement to declare the related gross income and expenses)
7. Imported services, including services provided by non-residents without a permanent establishment in Kenya (Row 2.2.2 of the Profit & Loss Account sheet)
Note:�
All expenses that are exempt from electronic invoicing requirements must be declared strictly within the specified fields above.

Any amounts reported outside these fields will be subject to validation against TIMS/eTIMS invoices transmitted in the particular year of income

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