w２b b) Briefly comment on the importance of the assumptions madein the information provided. Nevergreen's standard terms on sales invoices are 30 days, butanalysis has shown that on average customers pay on 45 days.Total sales revenue is £10,000,000 and the company expectsirrecoverable receivables of £200,000.A suggestion has been made to offer a 5% discount to customerspaying when ordering (i.e. O days). It is expected that 20% ofcustomers will take advantage of this. Irrecoverable receivableswould be expected to fall to £100,000 and administrative savingson credit control would amount to £50,000. The averagenumberof days to pay for the remaining 80% of customers would beexpected to increase to 50 days.

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on credit control would amount to £50,000. The average number of days to pay for the remaining 80% of customers would be expected to increase to 50 days.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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