Queen Corporation sells on terms of 2/10, 1/30. 70% of customers normally avail of the discounts. Annual sales are P 900,000, 80% of which is made on credit. Cost is approximately 75% of sales.
REQUIRED
a) Average balance of accounts receivable
b) Average investment in accounts receivable.
Sol: Given that , |
Queen corporation sells =2/10,1/30 |
70% customer avails discounts. |
Annual sale= 900000 |
Credit sales =80% |
Cost = 75% of sales. |
Average balance of accounts receivables, |
Average receivalbles can be computed as sales /receivables turnover. |
And receivables turnover = 365/12 months divided by average collection period. |
Average collection period , |
Average collection period = (70%*10)*(30%*30) = 16 days., meaning that 70% will avail discount option and remaining 30% wont. |
So, average collection period =16 days. Receivables turnover =365/16 = 22.8125. |
Average receivables = Sales /turnover, |
=900000/22.8125 |
Average accounts receivables = 39452.05. |
Solution b)Let us assume X as average accounts receivable investment |
X= 1 year /12 months /Average collection period* Credit sales (where credit sale is 80%) |
To compute Average collection period, |
Average collection period = (70%*10)*(30%*30) = 16 days. |
16 days = (365 * Average accounts receivable investment) / ($900,000 * 80%) |
X = (720,000 * 16 ) / 365 |
X = 31,561.64 |
Therefore, average accounts receivable investment = 31561.64 |
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