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    Dec 5, 2007, 12:56 PM
    Accounting for assets
    On May 1 AB Plumbing buys plumbing materials with a list price of $550.
    At the time of the purchase, EZ gives Halpin a check for $225 and asks Halpin to put the remainder on the purchase on its account, which already has a balance of $475.

    Question:
    1.)sales revenue for the May 1 transaction : (I say $550)
    2.)journal entry will halpin make: (I say, credit sales rev, debit cash, debit acc. Receivable)
    3.)balance in acc receivable after the May 1 transaction: (I say $800)


    July 1 EZ goes out of busniess without making any addt'l purchases or payments. Halpin learns it will be unable to collect the outstanding receivable balance. Halpin uses the direct write-off method to account for bad-debts.

    1.) what entry will halpin make on Jul 1 to record the bad debt?
    ( I say, Debit bad expense, credit account receivable - EZ plumbing)
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    Dec 6, 2007, 06:17 PM
    Question 1. Right
    Question 2. Right, Debit Cash 225, Debit A/R 325, credit sales rev 550
    Question 3. Right, balance in A/R - EZ Plumbing should be $475 + 325.

    Jul 1, Right Debit Bad Debt Expense, Credit A/R - EZ Plumbing

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