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1. Five indicators that determine when a performance obligation is satisfied and a receivable is recognized: a seller has the right to payment, has passed legal title, has transferred physical possession, no longer has risks/rewards of ownership, and buyer has accepted the asset. 2. Two methods for accounting for uncollectible accounts: direct write-off method charges bad debt expense when an account is uncollectible. Allowance method estimates uncollectible accounts to ensure receivables are stated at their cash realizable value. 3. Cash realizable value is the net amount a company expects to receive in cash for receivables based on past collectability and future forecasts.

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Quiz 3 Key

1. Five indicators that determine when a performance obligation is satisfied and a receivable is recognized: a seller has the right to payment, has passed legal title, has transferred physical possession, no longer has risks/rewards of ownership, and buyer has accepted the asset. 2. Two methods for accounting for uncollectible accounts: direct write-off method charges bad debt expense when an account is uncollectible. Allowance method estimates uncollectible accounts to ensure receivables are stated at their cash realizable value. 3. Cash realizable value is the net amount a company expects to receive in cash for receivables based on past collectability and future forecasts.

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Quiz 3

1. 5 indicators for determining when a performance obligation is satisfied and an account


receivable recognized.
a. Seller has the right to payment from the customer (buyer is obligated to pay the seller).
b. Seller has passed legal title to the customer.
c. Seller has transferred physical possession of the goods.
d. Seller no longer has significant risks and rewards of ownership of the goods.
e. Buyer has accepted the asset.

2. Methods used in accounting for uncollectible accounts:


a. Under the direct write-off method, when a company determines a particular account to be
uncollectible, it charges the loss to Bad Debt Expense.

Bad Debt Expense XXX


Accounts Receivable XXX

b. The allowance method of accounting for bad debts involves estimating uncollectible
accounts at the end of each period. This ensures that companies state receivables on the
statement of financial position at their cash realizable value.

Bad Debt Expense XXX


Allowance for Doubtful Accounts XXX

3. What is Cash Realizable Value?


Cash realizable value is the net amount the company expects to receive in cash. At each financial
statement date, companies estimate uncollectible accounts and cash realizable value using
information about past and current events as well as forecasts of future collectability.

4. 2 ways to transfer receivables for cash:


The transfer of receivables to a third party for cash happens in one of two ways:
a. Sales of receivables
b. Secured borrowing

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