a)Account receivable accounts
b) Allowance for debt account
c) Statement profit or loss(extract)
b)Statement of financial position
a)
Accounts receivable | |||
Beginning balance as on 1/9/20x2 | 350000 | collection [40000+40000] | 80000 |
Credit sales during the year [60000+50000+20000] | 130000 | write off | 10000 |
Ending Balance as on 31/8/20X3 | 390000 |
Allowance balance as on 1/9/20x2 represent 3 % of accounts receivable ,so accounts receivable at beginning = 10500/3%= $ 350000
Write off of Rosli trading = 50000 sales - 40000 collected = 10000
b)
Allowance for doubtful account | |||
write off | 100000 | Beginning balance as on 1/9/20x2 | 10500 |
Bad debt expense (balancing figure) | 11200 | ||
Ending balance as on 31/8/20x3 (390000*3%) | 11700 |
c)
Statement of profit /(loss) (extract) | |
Expenses | |
Bad debt expense | 11200 |
d)
Statement of financial position (Extract) | |
Current Asset | |
Accounts receivable | 390000 |
less:Allowance for doubtful account | -11700 |
Accounts receivable (net) | 378300 |
a)Account receivable accounts b) Allowance for debt account c) Statement profit or loss(extract) b)Statement of fina...
A)Accounts receivable accounts
B) Allowance for doubtful debts account.
C) Statement of profit or loss (extract).
D) Statement of financial position(extract).
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and accumulated depreciation plant for the statement of cash
flow.
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The
net profit is RM25436 & for the balance sheet the total assets
is RM929,136 ... not sure if these answers are right or not.. I got
it from my classmate but I don’t know some of the working... pls
help me
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