Factoring, Assignment, and Pledging Flashcards

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Need to know:

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  • Terminology
  • Forms of transfer of accounts receivable
  • Calculation of Gains and Losses
  • Journal Entries to account
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What is the type of transfer of accounts receivable?

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Factoring
Assignment of AR
Pledging of AR

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What is factoring receivables?

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The receivables are immediately transferred to a transferee.

With recourse: A recourse liability has to be estimated (in the case something is not collected)

Without recourse: Means that there is no recourse if there is no payment made.

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What is the accounting for factoring without recourse?

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CASH (DB)
RECEIVABLE FROM FACTOR (MIGHT HAPPEN) (DB)
LOSS/GAIN (DB OR CREDIT)
AR (CR)

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What is the account for factoring with recourse?

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Cash (DB)
Loss on Sale (DB)
Recourse Liability (CR)
AR (CR)

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What does it mean to assign AR?

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When AR is assigned, the borrow assigns rights to specific AR as collateral for a loan.

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What does it mean to pledge AR?

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Pledging is less formal than assigning AR. There is no classification of specific AR.

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