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Two most common methods of measuring bad debt expense and allowance for uncollectible accounts!

A) Percentage of Sales- Income Statement Method


B) Percentage of Receivable (Balance Sheet Approach)

Balance Sheet Approach- Bad Debt Expense

Estimates the balance that should be recorded in the allowance based on the collectibility of ending gross accounts receivable. Bad Debt expense is the amount necessary to adjust the allowance. An entity using the balance sheet approach generally prepares an aging schedule for accts receivable.Move

Movement of T Account of Acc Receivable and Allowance for Uncollectible.

Account Receivable


Beg Balance AccReceivable


Plus: Credit Sales during period


Less: Cash Collected


Less: Acct Rec Written Off


____________________________________Ending Account Receivable


__________________________________



Allowance for Uncollectible


Beg Balance


Plus: Bad Debt Expense


Less: Account Write off


Plus: Collection of Receivable previouslt written off





Inventory Initial Measurement

1) Price paid or consideration


2) Import duties and other unrecoverable taxes


3) Handling, insurance, freight inn and other cost to bring the inventory and materials ready for use.