Is it true that, when one firm sells to another on credit, the seller recordsthe transaction as an account receivable while the buyer records it as anaccount payable and that, disregarding discounts, the receivable typicallyexceeds the payable by the amount of profit on the sale?

Q: When the seller advances the transportation costs and the terms of sale are FOB shipping point, the…

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Q: Which of the following is classified as current non-trade receivabke? A. Advances to affiliates B.…

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Q: Which of the following is True about accounts payable? Accounts payable should not be reported at…

A: Accounts payable refers to the money owed to vendors or suppliers for products or services purchased…

Q: This revenue recognition method applies when the customer wants to make payments in portions and the…

A: Revenue recognition states that the revenue has to be recognized when it is earned or realized or…

Q: The seller collects sales taxes from the customer at the time of sale and reports the sales taxes as…

A: Sales tax: When the one person sold goods to another person for the business or resold purpose then…

Q: Receivables are amounts due from others that arise from the sale of goods or services. Select one:…

A: Accounts receivables represents the amount due to firm for the goods or services sold on credit.…

Q: What is the difference between a credit sale (with a higher price as compared to the cash sale) and…

A: The amount of Sales made in credit has to be collected after certain period of time. In case of cash…

Q: When assets are purchased under an installment sales contract, the seller becomes the creditor.…

A: Under installment sales contract, buyer is provided a way for goods to be delivered and the payment…

Q: The revenue recognition principle requires retailers to recognise sales revenue when it is earned…

A: The accrual basis accounting system is considered a feature of the accrual base accounting system…

Q: Which one of the following statements about trade discount is true? It is recorded in books of…

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Q: When should revenue from the sale of merchandise normally be recognized? (Assume the company reports…

A: The revenue should be recognized in the following conditions. 1.When the amount realized or received…

Q: Which of the following is an advantage of using the net price method for recording cash discounts on…

A: At the time of recording credit sales, there can be some provision for discount to be given. So,…

Q: Which of the following cannot be considered an expense for the business? O Cost of goods sold O…

A: Expenses of the business means all expenditures that are made in routine day to day activities of…

Q: What are the reasons that a company gives trade discounts?Why are trade discounts not recorded in…

A: A reduction in list or catalog price which is granted by the supplier of goods/services can be…

Q: rms: credit transfer, dishonoured cheque, standing order and give examples, the purposes, advantage

A: Credit transfer can refer to: The transfer of money from one account to another, also called a wire…

Q: is a practice of transfering the ownership of a negotiable instrument such as a check by a payee to…

A: Discounting means where the negotiable instrument has been given to bank before due date to take…

Q: While reporting revenue, how a company should consider barter arrangement and discount?

A: Revenue Reporting: The process of accounting for revenue for a product you offer to a client is…

Q: When should a seller view a payment to its customer as a refund of part of the price paid by the…

A: Revenue recognition principle:   The revenue recognition principle refers to the revenue that…

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A: Invoice-: An invoice is simply a time-stamped marketable paper that itemizes and documents an…

Q: What do you call to a document issued when you purchase or sold on account (credit basis)? 2. It is…

A: The accounting is a process to identify the business transactions, record the transactions and…

Q: Ford Motor Co. is considering alternate methods ofaccounting for the cash discounts it takes when…

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Q: accrued income such as dividend receivable are normally classified as a. noncurrent trade…

A: Accrued income is the amount that is earned by the business entity but the amount has not been…

Q: Statement II. The transaction price for the sale of the product with premium is recorded as a…

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Q: Which of the following situations may give rise to unearned revenue? O Providing trade credit to…

A: The Unearned revenue is the cash received feom customers but services would be provided in the…

Q: If a company sells its accounts receivables to a factor O a. there is a gain on the sale of the…

A: Solution: Factoring is a financial transaction thru which business sells its accounts receivables at…

Q: When the net price method is used to record credit sales, the sales discount not taken account is…

A: Under the net price method, all the credit sales are recorded at a net amount that is the amount…

Q: Why Do Transferors of Receivables Generally Want to Account for the Transfer as a Sale?

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Q: Statement 1: Under accrual basis, net sales is computed as the difference between sales returns and…

A: The two methods of recognizing revenues and expenses are accrual basis accounting and cash basis…

Q: Non-trade receivables are generally dassified and reported as separate iterns in the balance sheet…

A: The receivables can be distinguished as non trade receivables and trade receivables.

Q: Which of the following accounts does not belong in the purchases and disbursement cycle?

A: A disbursement is the paying out of funds, whether to make a purchase or other transaction.…

Q: If a company usually sells its accounts receivables, it recorda any factoring commissions as a(n)

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Q: Trade accounts payable: * O Do not include purchases on an open- charge basis. O Are examples of…

A: The person from whom the business entity purchases are goods on a credit basis is known as Accounts…

Q: Moon Hardware is planning to factor some of its receivables.The cash received will be used to pay…

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Q: How do each of the items in a firm’s credit policy—defined to include the credit period, the…

A: Strong credit policy indicates the effectiveness of credit management. The four components of credit…

Q: When should revenue from the sale of merchandise normally be recognized? A)When the customer takes…

A: Revenue recognition concept says that when all the risk and reward has been passed on to the buyer…

Q: All of the following statements are true EXCEPT: O a. Ideally, a company should measure receivables…

A: Receivables are those accounts or customers to whom business has made sale of goods or services and…

Q: When the accounts receivable are sold outright, the accounts receivable have been

A: Accounts receivable is a current asset for the firm which are created against the credit sales made…

Q: A seller generally records sales at the full invoice price, butthe buyer often records purchases at…

A: A seller generally records sales at full invoice price, but buyer often records purchase at net…

Q: Which of the following is indicative of discounts received from a supplier on account of early…

A: solution concept Quantity discount : discount given when large quantity is purchased Value discount…

Q: _____ is the example of Liabilities.     Sales     Supplies in Hand     Account Receivables…

A: The Question has covered the concept of Liabilities. Liability means which have an obligation to…

Q: Which of the following would not result in a reduction of the amount invoiced to a customer when a…

A: The discount decreases the amount of payment to be paid to creditors or to be received from…