CHART OF ACCOUNTS: Cash Accounts Receivable Accounts Receivable (Credit) Due from Factor Subscription Receivable Refundable Contract Deposit
Question:
CHART OF ACCOUNTS:
- Cash
- Accounts Receivable
- Accounts Receivable (Credit)
- Due from Factor
- Subscription Receivable
- Refundable Contract Deposit
- Claims Receivable
- Advances to Employees
- Advances to Affiliates
- Notes Receivable Discounted
- Unearned Sales Revenue
- Sales Revenue
- Unearned Interest Income
- Interest Income
- Loss on Discounting of Notes Receivable
- Loss on Factoring
- Allowance for Doubtful Accounts
- Allowance for Sales Allowances
- Allowance for Sales Discount
- Allowance for Sales Returns
identifying Accounts Receivable Transactions
Identify if the following transactions will give rise to debit or credit to Accounts Receivable account or not. Write the word YES if it will use the Accounts Receivable account during recording in accounting books, and the word NO if not. Identify what receivable account* is appropriate to record the transaction. Write "none" if not applicable.
No. | TRANSACTIONS | YES/NO | Appropriate Account |
1. | Charge sales | ||
2. | Collection from customers | ||
3. | Charge for goods out on consignment. | ||
4. | Shareholders’ subscription | ||
5. | Advance collection from customers for future shipment of goods. | ||
6. | Deposit on contract | ||
7. | Claims against common carrier for shipping damages | ||
8. | IOUs from employees | ||
9. | Cash advances to affiliates | ||
10. | Write-off of accounts receivable | ||
11. | Provision for doubtful accounts | ||
12. | Debit memorandum for damaged goods | ||
13. | Allowance to customers for shipping damages | ||
14. | Allowance to customers for payment within the discount period | ||
15. | Allowance to customers for return of goods sold |
College Accounting A Practical Approach
ISBN: 978-0132564441
11th Canadian Edition
Authors: Jeffrey Slater, Brian Zwicker