1. The document provides guidance on computing allowance for doubtful accounts (ADA) using different methods such as percentage of sales, percentage of accounts receivable, and aging methods.
2. It defines key terms like past due accounts, ADA before adjustments, control and subsidiary accounts receivable records.
3. The summary highlights problems that could arise with discrepancies between the control and subsidiary accounts receivable balances and how adjustments should be treated separately in each record.
1. The document provides guidance on computing allowance for doubtful accounts (ADA) using different methods such as percentage of sales, percentage of accounts receivable, and aging methods.
2. It defines key terms like past due accounts, ADA before adjustments, control and subsidiary accounts receivable records.
3. The summary highlights problems that could arise with discrepancies between the control and subsidiary accounts receivable balances and how adjustments should be treated separately in each record.
1. The document provides guidance on computing allowance for doubtful accounts (ADA) using different methods such as percentage of sales, percentage of accounts receivable, and aging methods.
2. It defines key terms like past due accounts, ADA before adjustments, control and subsidiary accounts receivable records.
3. The summary highlights problems that could arise with discrepancies between the control and subsidiary accounts receivable balances and how adjustments should be treated separately in each record.
AUDIT OF ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE AUDIT OF ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
GUIDE DICTIONARY Final Balan
Issues with METHODS OF COMPUTING ADA/BAD Past due accounts – accounts thatproblem Accounts are r DEBTS EXPENSE already beyond their credit period and Credit not sale Initial yet paid by customers. Usually, mas malaki FinalSale 1. Percent of Sales Method ang rate of uncollectibility nito unlike sa Coll It depends if where you would current accounts. 1.Recovery First stra multiply the uncollectibility rate: o So getting the % of AR could look Write-off likea. ADA o Sales revenue this: Accounts b. Add:s o Net sales o Current accounts xx*3% ARc.credit Lessb o Credit sales o Past due accounts Overstatem xx*10% d. Som o Total xx Clerical methe o Net credit sales Accounts e. ADA Proforma #1: ADA, end before adjustments – this is the *Recovery o Sales xx ending balance of ADA after the ff.2.line Second s thea.proble ADA o Less: Cash sales xx items but before the bad debts expense: entries, compute it o Credit sales xx o ADA given amount xx meaning o Add: Recoveries xx allowanz initially per o Less: Write-offs (xx) *AR Proforma #2: a. credit “Rep o Credit sales xx o Sometimes: Bad debts expensestrategy of i. Ba o Sales return xx initial ADA method used xx sa o Sales discount xx o ADA, end (before adj.) xx Net Re ii. Ba o Net credit sales xx o And before the bad debts expenseo Acc is computed using the 3 methods. oiii.Les Fin 2. Percent of AR Method o NRV % of AR, ending balance Control account and subsidiary account 3.*nasa– itaas Entry for ae there are problems that would give youis twoyour comp % of current accounts + % of past Strategy ft (2) balances of AR. unadjusted due accounts o Adjustments should be accounted forsubsidiary ADA acco for (Ex. AA, BB 3. Aging Method separately for control account and for subsidiary account. 4. NRV of AR Same output with Percent of AR 1.o IfAR,the e o The problem will state if which record method. customers o ADA, of AR (between the 2) would BB) be – Det followed in the end. o Hindi Difference between Percent of Sales and effect) lan o Huwag mong ilalagay sa subsidiary % of s Percent of AR problem th % of sales: Sales * % = Bad debts account yung adjustment na for NRV, o
expense control account lang (and vice versa)
Inclusions 5. Expected % of AR: AR, end * % = required 1. Advanc o Entry: ADA, end rationale) o Amou based sa o BD huwag mo o BD o Exp