0.698:34 KB/S2:445GVo 1LTE 2+91 98156 34462Yesterday, 9:12 pmek 2.docxACC1310Lab 1-Week 2Accounts Receivable Bad Debts• Recording Bad Debt- Percentage of salesAging of receivables• Write off Bad Debt• Recovery of Bad DebtQS 8-1 Entries for sale on credit and subsequentcollection LO1Journalize the following transactions for KimmelCompany (assume a perpetual inventory system):a. On March 1, Kimmel Company sold $40,000 ofmerchandise costing $32,000 on credit terms ofn/30 to JP Holdings.b. On March 27, JP Holdings paid its account infull.QS 8-5Adjusting entry to estimate bad debts-percentage of sales LO2,3Lexton Company uses the allowance method toaccount uncollectible accounts receivable. Atyear-end, October 31, it was estimated that 0.6% ofnet credit sales were uncollectible based on pastexperience. Net sales were $690,000, of which 2/3were on credit. Record the entry at year-end toestimate uncollectible receivables.QS 8-6Adjusting entry to estimate bad debts-aging of receivables LO2,3Dim Sum Foods has accounts receivable of$260,000 and the allowance for doubtful accountshas a credit balance of $6,000. Based on analyzingthe aging of the accounts receivable, managementdetermined that the appropriate ending balance inthe allowance for doubtful accounts at year-end,December 31, should be $26,000.a. Draw a T-account for the allowance for doubtfulaccount and fill it in with all of the giveninformation.b. Determine the amount of bad debt expense thatneeds to be recorded.c. Prepare the adjusting journal entry to record theestimated bad debts at year-end.QS 8-7Adjusting entry to estimate pad debts-95

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