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    The document discusses accounting entries for uncollectible accounts receivable. It states that if an accounts receivable of Rs. 2000 from customer X was determined to be uncollectible in 2002, the entry would be to debit the allowance for doubtful accounts and credit accounts receivable. It further states that if a written-off accounts receivable is later paid, the entry to reinstate it should be the reverse of the original write-off entry. The document asks to record the entry if customer X pays Rs. 2000.

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    The document discusses accounting entries for uncollectible accounts receivable. It states that if an accounts receivable of Rs. 2000 from customer X was determined to be uncollectible in 2002, the entry would be to debit the allowance for doubtful accounts and credit accounts receivable. It further states that if a written-off accounts receivable is later paid, the entry to reinstate it should be the reverse of the original write-off entry. The document asks to record the entry if customer X pays Rs. 2000.

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    The document discusses accounting entries for uncollectible accounts receivable. It states that if an accounts receivable of Rs. 2000 from customer X was determined to be uncollectible in 2002, the entry would be to debit the allowance for doubtful accounts and credit accounts receivable. It further states that if a written-off accounts receivable is later paid, the entry to reinstate it should be the reverse of the original write-off entry. The document asks to record the entry if customer X pays Rs. 2000.

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    2000 of the accounts receivable of customer – x of ABC company has been determined to be
    uncollectible during 2002. The adjusting entry to write-off the allowance would be:

    2. If an accounts receivable that has been written-off against the allowance account is later collected, the
    account should be re-instated by an entry that is exact reverse of the write-offs entry:

    Assume that ABC company’s customer-x has paid the Br.2000. Record the entry.

    ., assume Br. 2000 of the accounts receivable of customer – x of ABC company has been determined to be
    uncollectible during 2002. The adjusting entry to write-off the allowance would be:

    2. If an accounts receivable that has been written-off against the allowance account is later collected, the
    account should be re-instated by an entry that is exact reverse of the write-offs entry:

    Assume that ABC company’s customer-x has paid the Br.2000. Record the entry.

    ., assume Br. 2000 of the accounts receivable of customer – x of ABC company has been determined to be
    uncollectible during 2002. The adjusting entry to write-off the allowance would be:

    2. If an accounts receivable that has been written-off against the allowance account is later collected, the
    account should be re-instated by an entry that is exact reverse of the write-offs entry:

    Assume that ABC company’s customer-x has paid the Br.2000. Record the entry.

    ., assume Br. 2000 of the accounts receivable of customer – x of ABC company has been determined to be
    uncollectible during 2002. The adjusting entry to write-off the allowance would be:

    2. If an accounts receivable that has been written-off against the allowance account is later collected, the
    account should be re-instated by an entry that is exact reverse of the write-offs entry:

    Assume that ABC company’s customer-x has paid the Br.2000. Record the entry.

    ., assume Br. 2000 of the accounts receivable of customer – x of ABC company has been determined to be
    uncollectible during 2002. The adjusting entry to write-off the allowance would be:

    2. If an accounts receivable that has been written-off against the allowance account is later collected, the
    account should be re-instated by an entry that is exact reverse of the write-offs entry:
    Assume that ABC company’s customer-x has paid the Br.2000. Record the entry.

    ., assume Br. 2000 of the accounts receivable of customer – x of ABC company has been determined to be
    uncollectible during 2002. The adjusting entry to write-off the allowance would be:

    2. If an accounts receivable that has been written-off against the allowance account is later collected, the
    account should be re-instated by an entry that is exact reverse of the write-offs entry:

    Assume that ABC company’s customer-x has paid the Br.2000. Record the entry.

    ., assume Br. 2000 of the accounts receivable of customer – x of ABC company has been determined to be
    uncollectible during 2002. The adjusting entry to write-off the allowance would be:

    2. If an accounts receivable that has been written-off against the allowance account is later collected, the
    account should be re-instated by an entry that is exact reverse of the write-offs entry:

    Assume that ABC company’s customer-x has paid the Br.2000. Record the entry.

    ., assume Br. 2000 of the accounts receivable of customer – x of ABC company has been determined to be
    uncollectible during 2002. The adjusting entry to write-off the allowance would be:

    2. If an accounts receivable that has been written-off against the allowance account is later collected, the
    account should be re-instated by an entry that is exact reverse of the write-offs entry:

    Assume that ABC company’s customer-x has paid the Br.2000. Record the entry.

    ., assume Br. 2000 of the accounts receivable of customer – x of ABC company has been determined to be
    uncollectible during 2002. The adjusting entry to write-off the allowance would be:

    2. If an accounts receivable that has been written-off against the allowance account is later collected, the
    account should be re-instated by an entry that is exact reverse of the write-offs entry:

    Assume that ABC company’s customer-x has paid the Br.2000. Record the entry.

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