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Chapter 8, Problem 5MC
- 5. If the Allowance for Doubtful Accounts opened with a $10,000 credit balance, had write-offs of $5,000 (with no recoveries) during the period, and had a desired ending balance of $20,000 based on an aging analysis, what was the amount of
Bad Debt Expense?- a. 55,000
- b. $10,000
- c. $15,000
- d. $20,000
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