1. on June 30, 2016 , Guide assigned $200000 of
accounts receivable to cell Fiance company.Guide received an
advance from cell of 85% of the assigned accounts recivable, minus
a commission on the advance of 3% . Prior to december 31,2016 ,
Guide collected $150000 on the assigned recivable and remitted
$160000 to cell $10000 of which represented interest on advance
from cell.
2. on december 12016 Guide sold $300000 of accounts receivable to
factoring company and received 80% of the value of the factored
receivables. Factoring company charged a 15% commission based on
the gross amount of the factored receivables. The receivables were
sold without recourse .
Required
prepare a schedule showing the expenses reported on
the income statement for the year ended december 31,2016,as a
result of the preceding facts. show all supporting
computations.
GUIDE COMPANY INCOME STATEMENT EFFECT FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER
31, 2016.
Expenses resulting from accounts receivable assigned (schedule
1)?
Expenses resulting from accounts receivable ?
Total expenses?
Schedule 1: computation of Expenses for accounts receivable
Assigned
Assignment service charge expense (june30,2016)?
interest expense?
Total expenses?
Accounts receivables assigned
Accounts receivables 200000
Cash 164900
Due from cell Fiance 30000
Notes Payable 20000
Interest Expense 10000
Commission expense 5100
Accounts receivables factored without recourse
Accounts receivables 300000
Cash 240000
Factoring expense 45000
Due from factor 15000
Expenses resulting from accounts receivable assigned : 15100
Expenses resulting from accounts receivable : 60100
Interest Expense :10000
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