The balances of selected accounts of the Dexter Company on December 31, 2019, are given below:
(Credit sales were $8,510,000. Returns and allowances on these
sales were $201,000.)
Required:
Analyze:
If you were the owner of Dexter Company and wished to maximize
profits reported for 2019, which method would you prefer to
use?
1.
credit sales | 8510000 | |
Less: returns and allowances on credit sales | 201000 | |
Net credit sales | 8309000 | |
estimated loss rate | 0.002 | |
Amount to be charged to uncollectible account expense | 13518$ | |
8309000*0.2%=16618
however there is already a balance of 3100$
so expense charged would be = 16618-3100
=13518$
1B
ACCOUNT RECEIVABLE ESTIMATED UNCOLLECTIBLE | 27520$[860000*3.2%] |
LESS BEGINNING BALANCE OF ALLOWANCE FOR DOUBTFUL AACOUNT | (3100) |
AMOUNT TO BE CHARGED TO UNCOLLECTIBLE ACCOUNT | 24420 |
2A
credit sales | 8510000 |
Less: returns and allowances on credit sales | 201000 |
Net credit sales | 8309000 |
estimated loss rate | 0.002 |
Amount to be charged to uncollectible account expense | 16118$ |
8309000*0.002=16618
ALLOWANCE HAVE DEBIT BALANCE = 2600
SO WIL HAVE TO CREDIT IT BY 2600 AND 13518 TO AVAIL 13518$ AS CREDIT BALANCE
=13518+2600=16118
2B.
ACCOUNT RECEIVABLE ESTIMATED UNCOLLECTIBLE | 27520$[860000*3.2%] |
BEGINNING BALANCE OF ALLOWANCE FOR DOUBTFUL AACOUNT | 2600 |
AMOUNT TO BE CHARGED TO UNCOLLECTIBLE ACCOUNT | 30120$ |
ANALYZE
AS WE CAN SEE THAT 1A HAS LOWEST AMOUNT ($13518$)CHARGED AS AN EXPENSE IN UNCOLLECTIBLE
I WOULD USE 1A TO MAXIMIZE PROFIT
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