assume that we report the reinsurance company amount of recoverable claims 35000, expected amount28000, assume that also the balance of recoverable provision for outstanding claims a-28000 b-25000 c-30000 what is the adjusting entry

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assume that we report the reinsurance company amount of recoverable claims 35000, expected amo 28000, assume that also the balance of recoverable provision for outstanding claims a-28000 b-2500 30000 what is the adjusting entry