The method of estimating bad debts which best matches current expenses with current revenues uses a(n):...
The method of estimating bad debts which best matches current expenses with current revenues uses a(n):
a) aging of accounts receivable
b) percentage of net credit sales
c) percentage of total sales.
d) percentage of accounts receivable.
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