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Answer: Will report a liability of $5000 for judgement debt and a claim of $11,000
Explanation:
The liability refers to the obligations of the firm which are certain is going to make payment as compensation.
The $5000 liability, although payment has not been made it's already Incurred by the company under the acural concept.
The claim of $11,000 is only probable and not certain even though amount and time of execution can be estimated, since it's not certain it will only be recorded as a claim in the goverments fund balance sheet.
Answer: Debit to bad debt expense for $3580.
Explanation:
Based on the information given, the bad debt expense will be:
= Desired balance - Actual balance before adjustment
= $8400 - $4820
= $3580
Based on the above, the journal entry will be:
Debit Bad debt expense $3580
Credit Allowance for uncollectible $3580
Answer:
The correct option is 2. $50,200
Explanation:
Please see below the required journals for the transactions that occurred:
Debit Allowance for doubtful accounts $31,800
Credit Accounts receivable $31,800
(<em>To record write-off of accounts receivable)</em>
Debit Accounts receivable $2,340,000
Credit Sales revenue $2,340,000
<em>(To record credit sales during the year)</em>
Debit Cash $1,910,000
Credit Accounts receivable $1,910,000
<em>(To record collection on account)</em>
- The effect of the above journals on allowance for doubtful account is a reduction. Since Dinty already assessed its allowance for doubtful account to be $82,000, bad debt expense required will be $50,200 ($82,000 - $31,800).
- The balance in accounts receivable will be $2,340,000 - $1,910,000 - $31,800 = $398,200.