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A/R and Bad Debts Introduction
An introduction to Accounts Receivable and Bad Debts, and why we have to recognize bad debts.
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7:09 | |
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Direct Method
The Direct Method of accounting for bad debts is not used very often, and is super easy. We won't spend too much time here.
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4:15 | |
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The Allowance Method
The Allowance Method is where we spend most of our time when accounting for bad debts. Under the allowance method, we have two more methods: The Income Statement Method and the Balance Sheet Method. Here, we simply introduce the allowance method.
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8:56 | |
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Income Statement vs Balance Sheet Methods
Under tha Allowance Method of accounting for bad debts, we have two ways of coming up with our estimates: The Income Statement method and the Balance Sheet method. In this video, I'll show you how to remember which is which.
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13:14 | |
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Net Credit Sales
When you're using the Income Statement method, you calculate your Bad Debt Expense off of Net Credit Sales. Remember how to do Net Credit Sales?
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5:20 | |
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Write Offs and Reinstatements
At some point, you'll have to write off an account, but it's ok, because you have an allowance for that sort of thing.
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8:26 | |
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Notes Receivable
Notes Receivable seem a little out of place in this chapter, but they are pretty easy, so we'll tackle them quickly.
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11:27 | |
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Interest Bearing Notes
When you borrow money, you don't get it for free. Here, we're going to calculate the interest on an interest bearing loan.
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8:26 | |
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Non-interest Bearing Notes
"Non-interest bearing" is kind of a misnomer. You may not have to pay interest, but yo don't get all the cash up front, so it ends up being an interest expense anyway!
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6:16 | |
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Contingencies
A contingent liability is based on something else. You may or may not have to pay this sort of liability.
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5:58 |
Click Here to View All Chapter 8 Problems at Once | View | ||
1 | Liability Classification | Easy | |
2 | The Effect of Bad Debt Expense | Easy | |
3 | Calculating Bad Debts | Moderate | |
4 | Contingent Liabilities | Moderate | |
5 | Contingent Liabilities - Warranties | Moderate | |
6 | The Effect of Uncollectible Accounts | Moderate | |
7 | Using the Balance Sheet Method | Hard |