Clark Ca's ledger is as follows: Oct 1 1,280 Oct 3 Oct 10 Oct Cash 15 2,840 21 850 25 1,550 500 Oct 6 1,070 Oct 21 4 Accounts Receivable 20 890 Oct 12 Supplies 870 Equipment 3 5,350 12 400 30 530 31 280 31 590 Notes Payable Oct Accounts Payable Oct 30 530 3 5,020 A. Clark, Capital 330 400 Oct 4 870 28 350 A. Clark, Drawings 850 Oct 1 1,280 25 1,550 Service Revenue 10 Oct 6 1,070 500
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- What are the estimated accounts receivable collections for May? A. P 85,100 B. P 87,100 C. P 88,100 D. P 89,820Reproduced below from Farthington Supply’s accounting records is the accounts receivable subledger along with selected general ledger accounts. General Ledger Accounts Receivable Dec. 31/19 Balance 161,000 7,050 Jan. 4/20 Credit sales in 2020 ???? ???? Collections in 2020 14,500 July 15/20 Dec. 31/20 Balance ???? Allowance for Doubtful Accounts July 15/20 14,250 250 Dec. 31/19 Balance ???? Dec. 31/20 ???? Dec. 31/20 Balance Accounts Receivable Subledger JenStar Company Dec. 31/19 Balance 49,000 Nov. 15/20 ???? 49,000 Jan. 20/20 Dec. 31/20 Balance 106,500 Indigo Developments Dec. 31/19 Balance -0- Mar. 1/20 17,500 17,500 Mar. 20/20 Nov. 28/20 40,500 Dec. 2/20 4,250 Dec. 31/20 Balance 44,750 Lomas Industries Dec. 31/19 Balance ???? 7,050 Jan. 4/20 ???? Jan. 7/20 Apr. 21/20 53,500 53,500 May 5/20 Dec. 7/20 23,500 Dec. 31/20 Balance 23,500…Reproduced below from Farthington Supply’s accounting records is the accounts receivable subledger along with selected general ledger accounts. General Ledger Accounts Receivable Dec. 31/19 Balance 161,000 7,050 Jan. 4/20 Credit sales in 2020 ???? ???? Collections in 2020 14,500 July 15/20 Dec. 31/20 Balance ???? Allowance for Doubtful Accounts July 15/20 14,250 250 Dec. 31/19 Balance ???? Dec. 31/20 ???? Dec. 31/20 Balance Accounts Receivable Subledger JenStar Company Dec. 31/19 Balance 49,000 Nov. 15/20 ???? 49,000 Jan. 20/20 Dec. 31/20 Balance 106,500 Indigo Developments Dec. 31/19 Balance -0- Mar. 1/20 17,500 17,500 Mar. 20/20 Nov. 28/20 40,500 Dec. 2/20 4,250 Dec. 31/20 Balance 44,750 Lomas Industries Dec. 31/19 Balance ???? 7,050 Jan. 4/20 ???? Jan. 7/20 Apr. 21/20 53,500 53,500 May 5/20 Dec. 7/20 23,500 Dec. 31/20 Balance 23,500…
- If the company has net sales (120000) D., Accounts receivable (16000) , So the collection period will be : O 48 6. O 7.5 O None of aboveReproduced below from Farthington Supply’s accounting records is the accounts receivable subledger along with selected general ledger accounts. General Ledger Accounts Receivable Dec. 31/19 Balance 161,000 7,050 Jan. 4/20 Credit sales in 2020 ???? ???? Collections in 2020 14,500 July 15/20 Dec. 31/20 Balance ???? Allowance for Doubtful Accounts July 15/20 14,250 250 Dec. 31/19 Balance ???? Dec. 31/20 ???? Dec. 31/20 Balance Accounts Receivable Subledger JenStar Company Dec. 31/19 Balance 49,000 Nov. 15/20 ???? 49,000 Jan. 20/20 Dec. 31/20 Balance 106,500 Indigo Developments Dec. 31/19 Balance -0- Mar. 1/20 17,500 17,500 Mar. 20/20 Nov. 28/20 40,500 Dec. 2/20 4,250 Dec. 31/20 Balance 44,750 Lomas Industries Dec. 31/19 Balance ???? 7,050 Jan. 4/20 ???? Jan. 7/20 Apr. 21/20 53,500 53,500 May 5/20 Dec. 7/20 23,500 Dec. 31/20 Balance 23,500…C. P177.60 d. P29.60 P74.40 P300 P620 30% e. 4. Find the (a) cash discount and (b) net amount due if the following invoices are paid within the discoun period. Net invoice price P3,265 Net amount due Terms of payment 3 п Cash discount 10'30 P 1,342 15'60 2 n P985 5'15 5. Find the (a) deadline for discount period, (b) deadline for credit period, (c) cash discount and (d) amount due for the following cases. Deadline of discount Net Deadline of credit Invoice Terms of Cash Invoice date amount due amount payment discount period period 1 n P 1,675 Jan. 15 15'45 P645 Feb. 25 10'30 1n P 895 March 12 10'45 3 2 P785 April 22 . 15'20'90 6. The net invoice price of a wall clock is P287.00. If the discount granted was 18%, find: a. Net invoice price rate b. List price C. Discount 7. The net invoice price of a dining table is P6,187.50, representing 75% of the list price. Find: a. List price b. Discount
- In credit terms of 3/15, n/45, the "3" represents the Oa. number of days in the discount period Ob. number of days when the entire amount is due Oc. percent of the cash discount )d. full amount of the invoiceCalculate the credit given for the partial payment and the net amount due on the invoice (in $). (Round your answers to the nearest cent.) Amount ofInvoice Terms ofSale PartialPayment Credit forPartial Payment NetAmount Due $8,303.00 2/10, n/30 $2,400 $ $If the Net Realisable Value of Accounts Receivable = $35,000 and the balance of Accounts Receivable = %3D $42,300, then the balance of Allowance for Doubtful Debts must be: Select one: a. $12,900 O b. $13,100 O c. $7,300 O d. $12,400
- 11. In the credit terms of 3/15, n/60, the “15” represents the a. number of days in the discount period. b. percent of the cash discount. c. full amount of the invoice. d. number of days when the entire amount is dueIf the note payable has total credits of RO 500 and total debits of RO 120, how much is its balance? a. RO 620 b. RO 500 c. RO 120 d. RO 380In credit terms of 2/10, n/30 the "2" represents the O A. Number of days in the discount period O B. Full amount of the invoice C. Number of days when the entire amount is due O D. Percent of the cash discount