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NISA [10]
3 years ago
7

Private enterprise is run mainly to?

Business
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saw5 [17]3 years ago
8 0
Most private enterprise mainly run to gain profit
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Bad debts expense refers to an uncollectible accounts expense that occurs because goods or services are delivered on credit a company to a customer who did not paid the amount owed.

The questions can be answered as follows:

1. What is bad debt expense for 2021 as a percent of net credit sales?

Under this, bad debt can be calculated using the following formula:

Bad expense = Net credit sales * Estimated bad debt percentage ....... (1)

Where;

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Bad debt expense = $6,500,000 * 1.50% = $97,500

2. Assume Ervin makes no other adjustment of bad debt expense during 2021. Determine the amount of accounts receivable written off during 2021.

This can be calculated using the following formula:

Accounts receivable written off = Beginning uncollectible balance + Bad debt expenses - Ending uncollectible balance ............ (2)

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3. If the company uses the direct write-off method, what would bad debt expense be for 2021?

Under the direct write-off method, the exact amount of uncollectible accounts as they are specifically identified are recorded.

Based on this explanation, bad debt expense for 2021 is equal to the accounts receivable written off during 2021 calculated in part 2 above. Therefore, we have:

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Part A:

August 1:

Cash                                               $6,500

Photography equipment               $$33,500

Madison Harris Capital                                                          $40,000

August 2:

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Cash                                                                                        $2,100

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Cash                                                                                        $880

August 20:

Cash                                                 $3,331

Photography fees earned                                                      $3,331

August 31:

Utilities expense                              $675

Cash                                                                                         $675

Total                                                 $46,986                          $46,986  

Part B:

Amount                              Debit($)                Credit($)

Cash                                   6,176

Office Supplies                 880

Prepaid Insurance            2,100

Photography Equipment 33,500

M.Harris Capital                                                 40,000

Photography Fee earned                                  3,331

Utilities Expense                675

Total                                     43,331                     43,331

Explanation:

Journal Entries:

It helps the company or firm to put all its transactions ion one sheet as debit and credit to keep track of its financial transactions. At the end total debit is equal to total credit.

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Amount                                          Debit                                Credit

August 1:

Cash                                               $6,500

Photography equipment               $$33,500

Madison Harris Capital                                                          $40,000

August 2:

Prepaid Insurance                          $2,100

Cash                                                                                        $2,100

August 5:

Office Supplies                               $880

Cash                                                                                        $880

August 20:

Cash                                                 $3,331

Photography fees earned                                                      $3,331

August 31:

Utilities expense                              $675

Cash                                                                                         $675

Total                                                 $46,986                          $46,986  

Part B:

From Above Entries we can find the cash at the end:

Ending Cash=Total Debit Cash- Total Credit Cash

Ending Cash=(6,500+3,331)-(2,100+880+675)

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Amount                              Debit($)                Credit($)

Cash                                   6,176

Office Supplies                 880

Prepaid Insurance            2,100

Photography Equipment 33,500

M.Harris Capital                                                 40,000

Photography Fee earned                                  3,331

Utilities Expense                675

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