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Title: ACC225 Intro to Financial Accounting


1
ACC225 Intro to Financial Accounting
  • MODULE 6
  • FINANCIAL ASSETS -
  • ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE

2
GOALS FOR MODULE 6

3
GOALS FOR MODULE 6
  • Introduce Sales on Credit - Retail vs. Business

4
GOALS FOR MODULE 6
  • Introduce Sales on Credit - Retail vs. Business
  • Discuss Costs of Credit Sales

5
GOALS FOR MODULE 6
  • Introduce Sales on Credit - Retail vs. Business
  • Discuss Costs of Credit Sales
  • Introduce Methods for Estimating
  • Bad Debts

6
SALES ON CREDIT

7
SALES ON CREDIT
  • Business to Business - Often no formal contract
    beyond Purchase Order. Seller will have set
    payment terms (e.g., 2/10, n30)

8
SALES ON CREDIT
  • Business to Business - Often no formal contract
    beyond Purchase Order. Seller will have set
    payment terms (e.g., 2/10, n30)
  • Business to Individual - Consumer Protection Laws
    in effect. Often Sale made by Credit Card. Either
    Outside Company (e.g., VISA) or Company Processed
    (e.g., Lazarus)

9
SALES ON CREDIT
  • Business to Business - Often no formal contract
    beyond Purchase Order. Seller will have set
    payment terms (e.g., 2/10, n30)
  • Business to Individual - Consumer Protection Laws
    in effect. Often Sale made by Credit Card. Either
    Outside Company (e.g., VISA) or Company Processed
    (e.g., Lazarus)
  • Because of Large volume, detail of individual
    accounts not kept in General Ledger. Maintained
    in subsidiary Accounts Receivable Ledger

10
COSTS OF CREDIT SALES

11
COSTS OF CREDIT SALES
  • Loss of Use of Money until Paid (Time value of
    Money)

12
COSTS OF CREDIT SALES
  • Loss of Use of Money until Paid (Time value of
    Money)
  • Processing costs. Fee paid to VISA or Mastercard
  • Administrative costs if internal system.

13
COSTS OF CREDIT SALES
  • Loss of Use of Money until Paid (Time value of
    Money)
  • Processing costs. Fee paid to VISA or Mastercard
  • Administrative costs if internal system.
  • Major Risk (not always a major cost) is Bad Debts

14
COSTS OF CREDIT SALES
  • Loss of Use of Money until Paid (Time value of
    Money)
  • Processing costs. Fee paid to VISA or Mastercard
  • Administrative costs if internal system.
  • Major Risk (not always a major cost) is Bad Debts
  • Bad Debt occurs when a customer account cannot
    be collected. It is an expense
    arising from selling on credit.

15
COSTS OF CREDIT SALES
  • Loss of Use of Money until Paid (Time value of
    Money)
  • Processing costs. Fee paid to VISA or Mastercard
  • Administrative costs if internal system.
  • Major Risk (not always a major cost) is Bad Debts
  • Bad Debt occurs when a customer account cannot
    be collected. It is an expense arising from
    selling on credit.
  • Matching Principle comes into consideration.

16
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS

17
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • Major issue for all companies which sell on
    credit (and financial institutions which lend
    money)

18
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • Major issue for all companies which sell on
    credit (and financial institutions which lend
    money)
  • Allowance method (Contra account on B/S) is used
    and bad debts expected to occur in future must be
    estimated and expense recorded in I/S
  • Accounts Receivable DR
  • Allowance for Bad Debts CR
  • Net Accounts Receivable

19
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • Major issue for all companies which sell on
    credit (and financial institutions which lend
    money)
  • Allowance method (Contra account on B/S) is used
    and bad debts expected to occur in future must be
    estimated and expense recorded in I/S
  • To aid in the identification of bad debts and in
    the estimation of future bad debts Accounts
    Receivable Aging
  • is Prepared

20
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • FOCUS ON INCOME STATEMENT

21
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • FOCUS ON INCOME STATEMENT
  • Based on

22
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • FOCUS ON INCOME STATEMENT
  • Based on
  • Past Experience

23
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • FOCUS ON INCOME STATEMENT
  • Based on
  • Past Experience
  • Similar Companies

24
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • FOCUS ON INCOME STATEMENT
  • Based on
  • Past Experience
  • Similar Companies
  • Economic Conditions

25
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • FOCUS ON INCOME STATEMENT
  • Based on
  • Past Experience
  • Similar Companies
  • Economic Conditions
  • Estimate of Sales (or credit sales if there is
    a major difference) that are expected to become
    uncollectible.

26
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • FOCUS ON INCOME STATEMENT
  • Based on
  • Past Experience
  • Similar Companies
  • Economic Conditions
  • Estimate of Sales (or credit sales if there is
    a major difference) that are expected to become
    uncollectible.
  • Make entry to expense that amount each month or
    at end of year.

27
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • FOCUS ON BALANCE SHEET - SIMPLE METHOD

28
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • FOCUS ON BALANCE SHEET - SIMPLE METHOD
  • Using Same basis as income statement approach

29
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • FOCUS ON BALANCE SHEET - SIMPLE METHOD
  • Using Same basis as income statement approach
  • Past Experience

30
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • FOCUS ON BALANCE SHEET - SIMPLE METHOD
  • Using Same basis as income statement approach
  • Past Experience
  • Similar Companies

31
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • FOCUS ON BALANCE SHEET - SIMPLE METHOD
  • Using Same basis as income statement approach
  • Past Experience
  • Similar Companies
  • Economic Conditions

32
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • FOCUS ON BALANCE SHEET - SIMPLE METHOD
  • Using Same basis as income statement approach
  • Past Experience
  • Similar Companies
  • Economic Conditions
  • Estimate of end of year open A/R that are
    expected to be uncollectible.

33
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • FOCUS ON BALANCE SHEET - SIMPLE METHOD
  • Using Same basis as income statement approach
  • Past Experience
  • Similar Companies
  • Economic Conditions
  • Estimate of end of year open A/R that are
    expected to be uncollectible.
  • Make adjustment to bring Allowance for Bad Debts
    up/down to that balance

34
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • FOCUS ON BALANCE SHEET - COMPLEX METHOD

35
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • FOCUS ON BALANCE SHEET - COMPLEX METHOD
  • Specifically identify problem accounts.

36
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • FOCUS ON BALANCE SHEET - COMPLEX METHOD
  • Specifically identify problem accounts.
  • Age A/R and apply different to total of each
    category of aging.

37
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • FOCUS ON BALANCE SHEET - COMPLEX METHOD
  • Specifically identify problem accounts.
  • Age A/R and apply different to total of each
    category of aging.
  • Obtain overall Estimate.

38
ESTIMATING BAD DEBTS
  • FOCUS ON BALANCE SHEET - COMPLEX METHOD
  • Specifically identify problem accounts.
  • Age A/R and apply different to total of each
    category of aging.
  • Obtain overall Estimate.
  • Make adjustment to bring Allowance for Bad Debts
    up/down to that balance

39
A/R JOURNAL ENTRIES

40
A/R JOURNAL ENTRIES
  • Record Bad Debt Expense

41
A/R JOURNAL ENTRIES
  • Record Bad Debt Expense
  • Bad Debt Expense DR

42
A/R JOURNAL ENTRIES
  • Record Bad Debt Expense
  • Bad Debt Expense DR
  • Allowance for Bad Debt
    CR
  • REMEMBER
  • Accounts Receivable DR
  • Allowance for Bad Debts CR
  • Net Accounts Receivable

43
A/R JOURNAL ENTRIES
  • Record Bad Debt Expense
  • Bad Debt Expense DR
  • Allowance for Bad Debt
    CR
  • Write off Uncollectible Account
  • Allowance for Bad Debt DR

44
A/R JOURNAL ENTRIES
  • Record Bad Debt Expense
  • Bad Debt Expense DR
  • Allowance for Bad Debt
    CR
  • Write off Uncollectible Account
  • Allowance for Bad Debt DR
  • Accounts Receivable
    CR

45
A/R JOURNAL ENTRIES
  • Recover Previously Written Off Account

46
A/R JOURNAL ENTRIES
  • Recover Previously Written Off Account
  • Accounts Receivable DR

47
A/R JOURNAL ENTRIES
  • Recover Previously Written Off Account
  • Accounts Receivable DR
  • Allowance for Bad Debt
    CR

48
A/R JOURNAL ENTRIES
  • Recover Previously Written Off Account
  • Accounts Receivable DR
  • Allowance for Bad Debt
    CR
  • Cash
    DR

49
A/R JOURNAL ENTRIES
  • Recover Previously Written Off Account
  • Accounts Receivable DR
  • Allowance for Bad Debt
    CR
  • Cash
    DR
  • Accounts Receivable
    CR

50
SUMMARY
  • Accounts Receivable usually consist of many
    individual accounts maintained in subsidiary
    ledger

51
SUMMARY
  • Accounts Receivable usually consist of many
    individual accounts maintained in subsidiary
    ledger
  • Estimation of Uncollectible Accounts and Bad
    Debts major emphasis of Receivable Accounting
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