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1. Collections of amounts from customers who had purchased on credit are ___________ to Accounts Receivable. | CREDITED TRICDEED | Unscramble |
2. When sales terms are FOB______________ title passes at the buyer's location. | DESTINATION INTDAOISETN | Unscramble |
3. The valuation account associated with Accounts Receivable is the _____________ for Doubtful Accounts. | ALLOWANCE OWNACLALE | Unscramble |
4. When terms are 2/10, n/30, the seller is allowing a 2% _________ if the invoice is paid within 10 days. | DISCOUNT TUSIDCON | Unscramble |
5. Sorting the accounts receivable according to the dates of the sale invoices is the _________ of accounts receivable. | AGING IGAGN | Unscramble |
6. The percentage of ______________ method for bad debts focuses on the balance reported in the allowance account. | RECEIVABLES SBEEARIVLEC | Unscramble |
7. The percentage of ______ method for bad debts focuses on the expense reported on the income statement. | SALES EASSL | Unscramble |
8. The _________ write-off method for bad debts is required for income tax purposes. | DIRECT EIDRTC | Unscramble |
9. Accounts receivable is reported as a __________ asset. | CURRENT EUCTNRR | Unscramble |
10. Annual credit sales divided by the average balances in accounts receivable is the receivables _________________ ratio. | TURNOVER ERTVRUNO | Unscramble |
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