Answer:
The question is:
a. Journalize Valley's written off of the uncollectible receivables
b. What is the Account Receivables of Valley at May 31st 2018.
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The answer is:
a.
31 May 2018
Dr Bad Debt expenses 1,100
Cr Account Receivables 1,100
( to written off of the uncollectible receivables)
b.
The balance of Account Receivables as at 31 May 2018: $24,900
Explanation:
a. Because direct written-off method is applied, the uncollectible amount is only recorded when it incurred rather than when it is foreseen. Bad debt expenses is debited and an offsetting credit is recorded straight into Account Receivables account ( instead of Provision for Uncollectible account).
b. The balance at end of May is calculated as:
Ending balance of April + Credit sales in May - Collection of credit sales in May - Uncollectibale amount recorded in May = 19,000 + 22,000 - 15,000 - 1,100 = $24,900.
It is always based on how long you have been with the company, and can also be based on performance!
Answer:
Dr. Bad debt expense. $11,200
---------To Allowance for doubtful accounts $11,200
Explanation:
Given that:
Accounts receivable balance = $280,000
Total credit sales = $2,810,000
5% of accounts receivables will be bad debt = $280,00 × 5% = $14,000
Credit balance allowance for doubtful account = $2,800 and it must increase to $14,000 I.e $14,000 - $2,800 = $11,200
Adjusting journal entry
Dr Bad debt expense $11,200
-------- Cr Allowance for doubtful accounts $11,200
Answer:
Denial of the death
Explanation:
A loss of a Child to a mother is not usually acceptable at first to the mother. A woman at 37 who is advance has slimmer chance of getting pregnant and the woman at 37, having a pregnancy and lossing the baby is not easy to deal with. Parental loss and bereavement is really had for a 37 year old mother who at first may not accept the death of the child but proper care will bring the mother back to full consciousness.
