Am. 101. 1.1 A supplier has sent us a statement dated 28 February 2019 that we need to make payment for which is due by 31March 2019. The amount due on the statement is R10,000. On our company ledger we have a payment that wasmade on 28 February of R2000 and an invoice of R1000 which we recorded in February but are both not reflecting onthe supplier statement. The amount outstanding in our ledger is R9000. Please prepare the reconciliation from thesupplier statement to our GL. 1.2 What could be a reason for the payment of R2000 not be reflecting on the supplierstatement as at 28 February 2019

The objective of this question is to reconcile the supplier's statement with the company's general…

Answered: 1.1 A supplier has sent us a statement…

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