RIGgy Company provided you with the unadjusted selected accounts on December 31, 200E. Sales Less: Sales renurns Net Sales P 850,000 50.000 P 800.000 Accounts Receivable Less: Allow, for bad debts Net Realizable value P 74,000 12,000 P 62,000 Beginning inventory Ending inventory P 45,000 60,000 Freight in Freight out 12,000 20,000 If bad debts instead are estimated to be 109% of accounts receivable, what is the adjusted balance of the allowance for bad debts account?

RIGgy Company provided you with the unadjusted selected accounts on December 31, 200E. Sales Less: Sales renurns Net Sales P 850,000 50.000 P 800.000 Accounts Receivable Less: Allow, for bad debts Net Realizable value P 74,000 12,000 P 62,000 Beginning inventory Ending inventory P 45,000 60,000 Freight in Freight out 12,000 20,000 If bad debts instead are estimated to be 109% of accounts receivable, what is the adjusted balance of the allowance for bad debts account?

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Description: Riggy Company provided you with the unadjusted selected accounts on December 31, 200E.P 850,00050.000P 800.000SalesLess: Sales renurnsNet SalesAccounts ReceivableLess: Allow, for bad debtsNet Realizable valueP 74,00012.000P 62,000Beginning inventory

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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