Chapter 7 Comprehensive Problem Set Current Assets
ACCOUNTS  RECEIVABLE



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OBJECTIVE

EXCEL PROBLEM WORKSHEET  

Basic

B-07.01

Costs and benefits of selling on credit

B-07.02

Credit card transactions

B-07.03

The direct write off method

B-07.04

Allowance method:  Percentage of receivables

B-07.05

Allowance method:  Aging of accounts

B-07.06

Allowance method:  Percentage of sales

B-07.07

Allowance method:  Write-off of accounts

B-07.08

Monitoring receivables: Analysis and ratios

B-07.09

Notes receivable terminology

B-07.10

Notes receivable interest calculations

B-07.11

Accounting for notes receivable
       

Involved

I-07.01

Direct write-off versus allowance methods

I-07.02

Allowances:  Income statement and balance sheet approaches

I-07.03

Journal entries and analysis of receivables and allowances

I-07.04

Aging of  accounts receivables

I-07.05

Team-based analysis of receivables

I-07.06

Receivables - Reading and Interpreting a FASB Standard

I-07.07

Comprehensive notes receivable

           

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