Accounts Receivable is money owed to you.
It is the opposite of Accounts Payable, which is money owed to others.
2007-01-12 15:07:32
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answered by Yinzer from Sixburgh 7
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A/c s receivable is the list of debtors, they all owe you money. They may be your clients who purchase things from you. In case of a company, the shops/firms to which they supply their product on credit will appear in accounts receivables list.
If there is some money outside that should come to u, then its in a/c s receivables.
On a balance sheet, this will appear in current assets. This is because u can get that money any time. You may not find the item a/c s receivable in a balance sheet since its usually clubbed with other current assets of the company.
2007-01-12 15:15:25
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answered by dell 1
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What monies do you expect to receive as your business?
Income- from trades services, or sale of goods or both (like a baker). The idea is that money that you expect to earn (>50% chance of getting it), but haven't got it yet.
You will group all these accounts together on the balance sheet under the label assets
So the balance sheet> Assets> A/R will give you an idea of money that you are supposed to have, but just havent got it yet.
Suppose a customer has delayed his/her payment by like 5 years, that may indicate that they are not willing to pay up, and so the prob of getting that money falls say <50% and then you take it out of receiveables and into say bad debts ...
2007-01-12 15:10:54
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answered by ghostdude! 4
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They are accounts of money/funds due to a company - the opposite of "accounts payable".
"Accounts receivable" are represented by invoices or bills issued - Sales Ledger.
"Accounts payable" are represented by invoices or bills that are a liability to the company - Purchase Ledger.
2007-01-12 15:12:53
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answered by richard555 3
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My Dear Account recievable is those cash, are goods which you have to recieve the transaction willbe in your book,
Dr : Cr
A/c rec : Zaibe when recieve
Zaibe : A/c rec
2007-01-12 15:27:59
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answered by zaibe 1
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