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Ratio of accounts receivable to sales.When a company is unable to collect its receivables because a client is unable to pay their debt and fulfil their obligation, a bad debt expense will be recorded.
The estimated bad debts will therefore be calculated as follows. ($25,000 x 2% - $100)\s= $500 - $100\s= $400.The following will be the journal entry to reflect the projected bad debt expense:
Debit: Cost of bad debt A/c $400
Credit: Doubtful debt allowance $400On the balance sheet, Accounts Receivable is reduced by the Allowance for Doubtful Accounts.A balance sheet is a statement of accounts that lists an organization's total assets, liabilities, capital, and net profit or loss.The term "receivables" describes the sum that the seller is due by the buyers or clients. Receivables are therefore recorded on the left side of the balance sheet as current assets in a corporation.Since it lowers the overall amount of accounts receivable, allowance for doubtful accounts is shown as a deduction below the accounts receivable.
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