6.
The correct answer is D) $378,000.
Supporting calculations:
Estimate of uncollectibles ($6,500,000*6/100) | $390,000 |
Less: Credit balance in the allowance for doubtful accounts | ($12,000) |
Bad Debt Expense for the Year | $378,000 |
Therefore, the bad debt expense for the year is $378,000, thus, the correct option is D. |
7)
The correct option is C:
Supporting calculations:
Balance in the allowance for doubtful accounts after the adjustment ($6,000,000*8/100) | $480,000 |
Therefore, the correct answer is $480,000. |
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