(a) y/e (year end); p/y (prior year); Income statement (I/S); Accounts receivable (A/R); Balance sheet (B/S) -
The balance of p/y provision stands at $5,235, is topped up $4,851 at y/e to meet corporate's 10% A/R of $10,086. Above which ($10,086), $7,896 became bad.
$7,896+$4,851= amount to reduce I/S by debiting.
(The accumulated total of corporate's provision of $10,086 + actual bad debt $7,896 = bad and doubtful debt expense, inclusive of p/y provision. B/S provision = $10,086 )
(The sum total of corporate's additional provision of $$4,851 + actual bad debt $7,896 = bad and doubtful debt expense, inclusive of provision for the y/e in I/S.)
Under FRS 37, no provision can be made unless the conditions have been met.
(Refer to FRS 37.)
Sales revenue inside I/S may be netted off against bad debt or rather, bad debt put into Cost of sales being a cost to the coy.
$7,896 should hit sales, reducing it accordingly $4,851 should increase provision to said amount.
If there is no other place to put it like Cost of sales, net $7,896 and $4,851 against sales, reducing $181,130 - ($7,896+$4,851). It comes closest to matching option 3. under question (b).
Allowance for bad debt -
Dr I/S Allowance for bad debt $4,851
Cr B/S Allowance for bad debt $4,851;
Bad debt expense incurred -
Dr I/S Bad Debt expense $7,896
Cr B/S A/R $7,896
(b)
1. Do not record any credit sales until they have been collected;
Incorrect: Sales is credited upon delivery of goods & services regardless.
2. Estimate the uncollectables and match bad debts expense against sales;
An unlikely answer provided estimates satisfy the recognition criteria under FRS37 that a provision should be made:
- an enterprise has a present obligation (legal or constructive) as a result of a past event;
- it is probable (ie more likely than not) that an outflow of resources embodying economic benefit will be required to settle the obligation, and;
- a reliable estimate can be made of the amount of the obligation.
3. Deduct the actual uncollectables from sales.
The Best answer because the uncollectables:
- have a reliable estimate based on actual uncollectibles.
4. Ignore the potential bad debts.
Worst answer. Prudence concept.
5. None of the above.
Definitely not this one.
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2006-10-01 01:36:28
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2016-10-15 09:50:51
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answered by ? 4
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