Chapter 6 Flashcards

1
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Current receivables are measured at?

A

net realizable value

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2
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Non current receivables are measured at?

A

net present value of the future cash flows

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3
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Define Trade receivables

A

he majority of receivables, are current assets arising from credit sales to customers in the normal course of business and due in customary trade terms

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4
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What is the criteria for booking a sales return allowance?

A

the amount of future returns can be reasonably estimated and the amount has to be material.

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5
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What is the JE for Sales Return Allowance

A

DR Sales returns (contra revenue)

CR Allowance for sales returns (contra asset)

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6
Q

What types of receivables require disclosure in the notes to the financial statements

A
  1. Related party receivables
  2. Loss contingencies
  3. Pledged or assigned receivables
  4. Concentrations of credit risk
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7
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What is the acceptable methods for uncollectible accounts expense according to GAAP?

A

The allowance method

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8
Q

When is the direct write off method for receivables used?

A

This method is used for tax purposes.

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9
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What is the JE for recording Allowance for uncollectable accounts

A

Dr. Bad debt expense

Cr. Allowance for uncollectible accounts

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10
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What are the two methods for calculating the balance for uncollectable accounts?

A
  1. Income Statement (percentage of sales)

2. Balance sheet (percentage of receivables)

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11
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Define Factoring

A

Factoring is a transfer of receivables to a third party (a factor) who assumes the responsibility of collection.

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12
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If a sale of receivables is with recourse

A

the transferor (seller) may be required to make payments to the transferee or to buy back receivables in specified circumstances. For example, the seller may become liable for defaults up to a given percentage of the transferred receivables.

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13
Q

Is a receivable booked for sales made by credit card?

A

Only if the credit card company reimburses at a time after the sale.

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14
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Define Pledging of a receivable

A

is the use of receivables as collateral (security) for a loan

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15
Q

How must a note receivable be disclosed if it is discounted with recourse

A

it must be disclosed as a contingent liability

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16
Q

how to calculate the amount of discount on a note receivable

A

(face amount × stated rate × note term) - (maturity amount × bank’s discount rate × note term remaining)

17
Q

Calculate revenue booked from a note receivable

A

Carrying amount X effective rate

18
Q

Calculate Interest receivable from a note receivale

A

Face amount X nominal rate