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Topic 8 Tutorial Solution
Topic 8 Tutorial Solution
Topic 8 – Receivables
Problem 12.13
A.
July 18 Allowance for Doubtful Debts $520
GST Payable/Collected 52
Accounts Receivable – F. Forrest $572
Wrote off bad debt.
alternatively
Cash at Bank (880 x 40%) 352
Accounts Receivable – B. Blanck 352
alternatively
Allowance for Doubtful Debts 2,300
GST Payable/Collected 230
Accounts Receivable – Denis Co. Ltd 2,530
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Accounts Receivable – H. Howard 3,520
alternatively
Cash at Bank (1584 x 25%) 396
Accounts Receivable – JB Plumbers 396
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B.
1.
Balance in the allowance account after 30 June
adjustment:
Beginning balance $9,300
Less: Debits to the account during the year 7,580
Add: Credits to the account during the year —
End-of-period adjustment 9,465
Ending balance $11,185
OR
2.
Expected realisable value of accounts receivable:
30 June balance of accounts receivable $189,200
Less: Allowance for doubtful debts 11,185
Expected realisable value $178,015
C.
1. Balance at beginning $9,300 Cr
Less total debits 7,580
Plus total credits 0
1,720 Cr
Expected balance at end 11,630 Cr
Adjustment required 9,910End of period adjustment required
9,910 Cr
Desired ending balance 11,630 Cr
alternatively
Date Account Debit Credit Balance
1 July Balance 9,300 Cr
18 July Acccts Receivable-F. Forest 520 8,780 Cr
31 Jan Accts Receivable-B. Blanck 480 8,300 Cr
16 Feb Accts Receivable-Denis Co Ltd/H. Howard 5,500 2,800 Cr
20 Accts Receivable 1,080 1,720 Cr
March
30 June Bad Debts expense 9,910 11,630 Cr
2.
Expected realisable value of accounts receivable:
30 June balance of accounts receivable $189,200
Less: Allowance for doubtful debts 11,630
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Expected realisable value $177,570
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