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Pebble Company began operations on November 1, Y1. Sales data for the first year

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Question

Pebble Company began operations on November 1, Y1.   Sales data for the first years of operations were as follows:

Year

Total Credit Sales

Sales Returns & Allowances

Sales Discounts

Y1

$100,000

$1,000

$200

Y2

$1,000,000

$8,000

$600

Y3

$1,020,000

$9,000

$800

All sales to customers are made on account. Collections on the accounts receivable were:

Year

Cash Collections

Y1

$76,800

Y2

761,500

Y3

1,160,000

Some customers of Pebble Company have not paid their bills on time, and the company decided to write off those accounts receivable balances. A schedule of write-offs follow:

Customer Name

Date of the write off

Amount of the write-off

Devin Brunet

3-15-Y2

$500

Will Carter

6-15-Y2

$2,100

Paige Daneau

10-02-Y2

$3,400

T. Douillette

12-30-Y2

$5,100

Rene Dubois

1-05-Y3

$4,000

Teri O’Brien

1-20-Y3

$4,500

Sofia Pantazis

5-15-Y3

$2,000

R. Ribeiro

11-20-Y3

$3,500

In some cases, after the receivable was written off, the customer subsequently paid some or all of the balance that was due. These subsequent payments are not included in the cash receipts noted above. The following schedule shows these payments of delinquent accounts:

Customer Name

Original A/R

Dollar Amount

Date A/R Written Off

Date

Reinstated

Amount

Customer

Pledged to Pay

Date Cash Collected

Amount of Cash Collected

Devin Brunet

$500

3-15-Y2

9-15-Y2

$500

9-15-Y2

$500

Rene Dubois

$4,000

1-05-Y3

4-15-Y3

$4,000

8-15-Y3

$1,700

Sofia Pantazis

$2,000

5-15-Y3

9-18-Y3

$2,000

9-18-Y3

$1,000

PART A: Assume Pebble Company uses the income statement approach of recording bad debt. Bad debt allowance percentages are:

Year

Bad Debt Percentage

Y1

2.0%

Y2

2.5%

Y3

2.4%

REQUIRED:

1.Prepare all journal entries necessary to record the accruals, write-offs, write-off reversals and cash collected on write-off reversals for years Y1, Y2, and Y3.

2.Using the “T” account tool, demonstrate the activity in the Allowance for Doubtful Accounts account for the one year period ending December 31, Y3.

3.Show the calculation of the Net Realizable Value of the receivables at December 31, Y3.

Year

Total Credit Sales

Sales Returns & Allowances

Sales Discounts

Y1

$100,000

$1,000

$200

Y2

$1,000,000

$8,000

$600

Y3

$1,020,000

$9,000

$800

Explanation / Answer

1) journal

Year 1 Debit Credit Accounts receivables 100000         Sales 100000 Recording of sales Sales return and allowance 1000         Accounts receivables 1000 Returns and allowances on sales Sales Discount 200         Accounts receivables 200 Sales Discount allowed on sales Cash 76800         Accounts receivables 76800 cash received from customer Bad debt expense 2000           Allowances for doubtful account 2000 Allowance is created as 2% of sale = 100000 x 2%, = 2000 Year 2 Accounts receivables 1000000         Sales 1000000 Recording of sales Sales return and allowance 8000         Accounts receivables 8000 Returns and allowances on sales Sales Discount 600         Accounts receivables 600 Sales Discount allowed on sales Cash 761500         Accounts receivables 761500 cash received from customer Bad debt expense 25000           Allowances for doubtful account 25000 Allowance is created as 2.5% of sale = 1000000 x 2.5%, = 25000 3-15 - y2 Allowances for Doubtful account 500          Accounts receivable 500 Amount writteen off 6-15-y2 Allowances for Doubtful account 2100          Accounts receivable 2100 Amount writteen off 9-15-y2 Acccounts Receivables 500            Allowances for Doubtful account 500 Amount Reinstated 9-15-y2 Cash 500          Accounts receivable 500 Amount received , previously written off 10-02-y2 Allowances for Doubtful account 3400          Accounts receivable 3400 Amount writteen off 12-30-y2 Allowances for Doubtful account 5100          Accounts receivable 5100 Amount writteen off Year 3 Accounts receivables 1020000         Sales 1020000 Recording of sales Sales return and allowance 9000         Accounts receivables 9000 Returns and allowances on sales Sales Discount 800         Accounts receivables 800 Sales Discount allowed on sales Cash 1160000         Accounts receivables 1160000 cash received from customer Bad debt expense 24480           Allowances for doubtful account 24480 Allowance is created as 2.4% of sale = 1020000 x 2.4%, = 24480 1-05-y3 Allowances for Doubtful account 4000          Accounts receivable 4000 Amount writteen off 1-20-y3 Allowances for Doubtful account 4500          Accounts receivable 4500 Amount writteen off 5-15-y3 Allowances for Doubtful account 2000          Accounts receivable 2000 Amount writteen off 8-15-y3 Acccounts Receivables 1700            Allowances for Doubtful account 1700 Amount Reinstated 8-15-y3 Cash 1700          Accounts receivable 1700 Amount received , previously written off 9-18-y3 Acccounts Receivables 1000            Allowances for Doubtful account 1000 Amount Reinstated 9-18-y3 Cash 1000          Accounts receivable 1000 Amount received , previously written off 11-20-y3 Allowances for Doubtful account 3500          Accounts receivable 3500 Amount writteen off
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