Question 10
To calculate the service revenue on accrual basis, we need to use the below logic.
Service revenue (on accrual basis) = Cash collected from patients + Closing accounts receivable - Opening accounts receivable - Closing unearned revenue + Opening unearned revenue
Service revenue (on accrual basis) = 142600 + 15900 - 9200 + 2800 - 4100 = 148000
Question 11
Before considering the depreciation expenses and Bad debts expenses, we need to calculate the expenses accrued during the year 20X1.
Expenses on accrual basis = Expenses paid - Opening accrued expenses + closing accrued expenses + Opening prepaid expenses - Closing prepaid expenses
Expenses on accrual basis = 55470 - 3400 + 2300 + 1900 - 3400 = $52,870
Depreciation expenses on straight line basis = (Cost - Salvage value)/Useful life of the asset
Depreciation expenses = 40000/16 =2500
Allowance for doubtful debts on December 31, 20X1 = 2% of Accounts receivable = 2%×15,900 = 318
There is debit balance of $100 in allowance for doubtful debts account and we need the closing provision of $318. So, the bad debts expenses will be $418
Total operating expenses on accrual basis = Expense on accrual basis + depreciation expenses + bad debts expenses
Total operating expenses on accrual basis = 52870 + 2500 +418 = 55788
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