Under the allowance method of uncollectible Accounts the balance is given as a percentage of Accounts receivable, so to arrive at the balance of allowance of uncollectible Accounts as a percentage the adjustment in the existing balance is made and actual closing is taken.
Here the balance of the allowance of uncollectible Accounts is debit of $ 2400,
But the closing balance required for the allowance for uncollectible Accounts =Accounts receivable × Rate .
Closing balance of allowance for uncollectible Accounts = $ 924,000 × 3.4% = $ 31,416.
So the adjustment = Closing Balance required + Existing debit balance = $ 31,416 + $ 2400 = $ 33,816.
Accounts receivable | 924,000 |
Estimated uncollectible Accounts rate | 0.034 |
Estimated uncollectible Accounts | 31,416 |
Allowance for uncollectible ending balance (debit) | 2400 |
Adjustment Amount | 33,816 |
To record the provision for uncollectible Accounts, the baddebts Expenses or uncollectible Accounts Expenses will be debited by $ 33816 and allowance for uncollectible Accounts will be credited by $ 33816.
The required journal entry be :
Date | General Journal | Debit | Credit |
Dec 31, 2019 | Uncollectible Accounts Expenses / Baddebts Expenses | 33,816 | |
Allowance for uncollectible Accounts | 33,816 | ||
( To record provision for uncollectible Accounts) |
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