Benxa company was found to have difficulty paying debts (to fail/failite), and unsecured claims would be paid $50 for every $2,000. Brown Company has notes receivable from Benxa company of $50,000. Benxa Company's notes payable to Brown company are secured by inventories estimated at $18,000. How much is Brown Company's realizable receivables?

Benxa company was found to have difficulty paying debts (to fail/failite), and unsecured claims would be paid $50 for every $2,000. Brown Company has notes receivable from Benxa company of $50,000. Benxa Company's notes payable to Brown company are secured by inventories estimated at $18,000. How much is Brown Company's realizable receivables?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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