Bank Reconciliation Statement (BRS) Builder
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🏦 Bank Reconciliation Statement (BRS) Builder

English: Step-by-step Bank Reconciliation builder that reconciles Cash Book bank balances with Passbook balances by adjusting unpresented cheques. Real-Life Example: Passbook shows ₹80,000 balance while Tally shows ₹1,00,000 due to an uncleared ₹20,000 cheque. This tool builds the audit-ready BRS statement.
हिंदी: बैंक पासबुक के बैलेंस और आपकी कैश बुक (Tally) के बैंक बैलेंस के अंतर का हिसाब (Bank Reconciliation Statement) तैयार करता है। व्यावहारिक उदाहरण: आपने ग्राहक को ₹10,000 का चेक दिया लेकिन उसने अभी बैंक में नहीं डाला; इस वजह से दिखे फर्क का यह टूल पूरा BRS स्टेटमेंट बना देता है।
1. Starting Balances
➕ Items to ADD to Cash Book Balance
DescriptionAmount (₹)
➖ Items to DEDUCT from Cash Book Balance
DescriptionAmount (₹)
➕ Items to ADD to Pass Book Balance
DescriptionAmount (₹)
➖ Items to DEDUCT from Pass Book Balance
DescriptionAmount (₹)
Adjusted Cash Book Balance: ₹0.00
Adjusted Pass Book Balance: ₹0.00
📖 Tool Guide & Related Resources

🏦 What is Bank Reconciliation Statement (BRS) Builder?

Bank Reconciliation Statement (BRS) Builder is a high-precision, 100% offline accounting utility designed by CA Piyush Gupta Sir for chartered accountants, finance managers, auditors, and business owners. It provides a guided step-by-step framework to reconcile the Bank Account balance in your Cash Book with the actual ending balance shown in your Bank Statement / Passbook.

The tool auto-calculates adjustments for unpresented cheques issued to vendors, uncleared cheques deposited from customers, direct bank charges, interest credits, and dividend receipts, generating a tallied BRS report ready for printing or audit documentation.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is a Bank Reconciliation Statement (BRS)?

A Bank Reconciliation Statement (BRS) is an accounting statement prepared to match the bank balance in a company’s Cash Book with the balance shown in the bank’s Passbook/Statement as on a specific date, explaining any differences between the two.

Why does Cash Book balance differ from Bank Passbook balance?

Differences occur due to timing gaps (e.g., cheques issued but not yet presented for payment, cheques deposited but pending clearance) and direct bank entries (e.g., bank charges, interest credited, direct customer transfers).

How are unpresented cheques treated in BRS?

Cheques issued to vendors reduce your Cash Book balance immediately. However, until the vendor presents them at the bank, the Bank Passbook balance remains higher. Therefore, unpresented cheques are ADDED to the Cash Book balance in BRS.

Can I print or save the generated BRS report as PDF?

Yes! Click the ‘🖨️ Print BRS’ button to print or save the report as PDF, or click ‘📋 Copy Text Report’ to paste into email or Tally voucher narration.

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