Problem 9 PROBLEM 9On its second year, PAGTALUNAN, Inc. thought of expanding its business. In order togenerate additional cash necessary for this expansion, the company on September 1,2021, factored P200,000 of accounts receivable to OCANA. Factoring fee was 10% ofthe receivables purchased. OCANA Company withheld 5% of the purchase price asprotection against sales returns and allowances. On November 2, 2021, accountsamounting to P500,000 was assigned to MONDALO Bank as a collateral on a P300,000,20% annual interest rate loan. A 3% finance charge was deducted in advance. As ofDecember 31, 2021, data relating to accounts receivable follows:Allowance for doubtful accounts - creditP6,700Estimated uncollectible as a percentage of accounts receivablesAccounts receivable excluding factored and assigned accountsCollections on assigned accounts2%95,000None31. What is the total cash generated by PAGTALUNAN Company from factoring andassigning the accounts receivable?32. What is the bad debts expense to be recognized by PAGTALUNAN Company in2021?

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