When an interest-bearing note comes due and is uncollectible, the journal entry includes debiting Accounts Receivable and crediting Notes Receivable and Interest Revenue.
Accounts receivable is money that is owed to a company by its debtors. The notes receivable is an account on the balance sheet that is included as an asset if the life of the item is less than a year old. Interest revenue is the earnings that a person or company makes off the investments that they are invested in - the interest that is saved and kept, revenue.
Answer:
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Explanation:
The difference will be between the gross profit in the years 2016 and 2017, because of the error. This is because the error will cause a difference in the cost of sold goods.
In the year 2018, there will be no difference because the beginning inventory and final inventory are right.
But, for the three-year period, there will no be a difference in the total, because both, beginning and final inventory are correctly registered.
Answer:
Days' sales in receivables= 31.91 days
Explanation:
The day's sales in account receivable ratio is also called average collection period. It states the number of days on the average to collect a business's account receivable.
Days sales turnover is calculated by dividing total number of days in a year by the account recievables turnover ratio.
The formula for accounts receivable turnover ratio= Current credit sales received/ Accounts receivable balance
Accounts receivable turnover= 1,453,909/127,100
Accounts receivable turnover= 11.439
Assume a 365 day year
Days' sales in receivables= 365/Account receivable turnover
Days' sales in receivables= 365/11.439
Days' sales in receivables= 31.908~ 31.91 days
Answer:
The luxury brand that shares its name with the french explorer who is credited with naming canada is Cartier.
Explanation:
Cartier is a brand that produces and sells watches and jewelry and it shares its name with the french explorer, Jacques Cartier, who used the word Canada to define an entire area that with time was applied to a larger one and today corresponds to the whole country of Canada.
Answer:
$56,000
Explanation:
The computation of the warranty expense for the month of November is shown below:
Warranty expense = Number of printers × Estimated percentage of defectives parts × Average cost per printer
= 20,000 printers × 2% × $140
= 400 × 1460
= $56,000
We simply multiplied the number of printers with the estimated percentage and the average printer cost so that the warranty expense could come
