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Bank reconciliation: deposit in transit side · case 05

Deposits made after the statement cutoff inflate the adjusted book balance.

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Case contract

x = {'bank': statement balance, 'book': ledger cash balance, 'items': [[kind, ...]]}. Bank side: deposit_in_transit adds, outstanding_check subtracts, bank_error adds its signed correction. Book side (each produces an adjusting entry [kind, signed amount] in input order): bank_fee and nsf subtract, interest adds, collection [kind, face, fee] adds face - fee, check_error [kind, recorded, actual] adds recorded - actual. Other kinds are ignored. Return {'adjusted_bank', 'adjusted_book', 'reconciled', 'entries'}.

Why this case matters

Ledger software must keep debits equal to credits and apply normal-balance, period and cutoff rules exactly; small sign or boundary slips silently misstate financial statements.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
regression: deposit in transit side	`{"adjusted_bank": 9910, "adjusted_book": 11200, "entries": [["bank_fee", -15], ["interest", 1200]], "reconciled": false}`	`{"adjusted_bank": 9925, "adjusted_book": 11185, "entries": [["bank_fee", -15], ["interest", 1200]], "reconciled": false}`	Failed

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