- amount to be collected in future
- not all gets collected
- need to account for uncollectibles
- direct write-off
- violates matching principle
- write off when know who isn't paying
- overstates assets and revenues
- ok to use if small company with few receivables
- allowance method
- estimates bad debt at end of accounting period
- records bad debt in same period as related revenues
- two methods
- % of sales
- aging of A/R
Wednesday, November 20, 2019
Day 63: Introduction to Receivables
Receivables
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