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Sales revenue - sales returns and allowances - sales discounts - credit card discounts = net sales |
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Journal Entry: store cc sales $3,000 w/ 3% cc service fee |
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debit: A/R - 2910, CC Discounts 90, credit: sales revenue - 3000 |
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journal entry: sale 1,000 on store credit, terms 2/10, n/30 |
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debit: A/R-1000, creit: sales revenue-1000 |
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journal entry: customer pays that purchase 6 days later in cash |
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debit: cash - 980, sales discount - 20, credit: A/R - 1000 |
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journal entry: return for 500 on A/R |
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debit: sales returns and allowances 500, credit: A/R 500 |
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= gross profit / net sales |
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journal entry: Gucci estimated bad debt expense for 2006 to be 3,000,000 |
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Dec. 31 - debit: bad debt expense 3000000 credit: ADA 3000000 |
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to adjust A/R... to amount business expects to collect |
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journal entry: Gucci's total write offs for 2006 were 1000000 |
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methods for extimating bad debts |
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percentage of credit sales, or againg of A/R |
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percentage of credit sales |
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net credit sales * estimated uncollectable = amount of journal entry |
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journal entry: estimated bad debts expense based on percentage of credit card sales of 100$ |
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Dec 31: Debit: Bad Debt Expense - 100 Credit: ADA - 100 |
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A/R * estimated uncollectable = desired balance in ADA (- ADA credit balance + ADA debit balance) = amount of journal entry |
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so if your estimate for uncollectible accounts is 100, and there is already a 10 credit balance in your ADA, then what is your adjusting entry? |
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100 desired bal - 10 credit bal = 90 adj entry Dec 31: Debit: Bad Debt Expense - 90 Credit: ADA - 90 |
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recievables turnover ratio |
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measures how many times avg A/R are recorded and collected in a year Recievables turnover = net sales / avg net trade recievables |
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