Receivables & The Allowance vs The Direct Write Off Methods

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You will learn about Define accounts receivable and notes receivable, their nature as assets, and representing money owed for goods or services provided on credit. Explain accounts receivable cycle, including recording, monitoring, and collecting accounts receivable, and importance of subsidiary ledgers. Analyze valuation methods for accounts receivable: allowance method and direct write-off method, considering financial statements and matching principle. Apply allowance method to estimate bad debt expense based on historical data, industry norms, and economic conditions. Compare allowance method and direct write-off method, considering advantages, limitations, and financial reporting implications. Describe components of a note receivable and record related journal entries. Calculate simple interest on notes receivable using appropriate formulas. Interpret financial impact of accounts receivable and notes receivable on balance sheet and income statement. Analyze control measures for effective management of accounts receivable, including credit policies and collection strategies. Evaluate implications of accounts receivable and notes receivable on financial analysis and decision-making processes. This course is ideal for individuals who are Aspiring Accountants: Individuals who are pursuing a career in accounting or finance and want to develop a strong understanding of accounting concepts and techniques. or Business Owners and Managers: Entrepreneurs, small business owners, and managers who want to enhance their financial literacy and gain insights into managing and interpreting financial information. or Students and Professionals in Related Fields: Students studying business, finance, economics, or any other field that requires a basic understanding of accounting principles. Professionals in non-accounting roles who need to interact with financial statements and make informed decisions based on financial data. or Bookkeepers and Accounting Assistants: Individuals currently working or aspiring to work in bookkeeping or accounting assistant roles, seeking to improve their knowledge and skills in recording and maintaining financial transactions. or Anyone Interested in Accounting: Individuals with a general interest in accounting, personal finance, or understanding how businesses manage their finances. No prior accounting experience is required. It is particularly useful for Aspiring Accountants: Individuals who are pursuing a career in accounting or finance and want to develop a strong understanding of accounting concepts and techniques. or Business Owners and Managers: Entrepreneurs, small business owners, and managers who want to enhance their financial literacy and gain insights into managing and interpreting financial information. or Students and Professionals in Related Fields: Students studying business, finance, economics, or any other field that requires a basic understanding of accounting principles. Professionals in non-accounting roles who need to interact with financial statements and make informed decisions based on financial data. or Bookkeepers and Accounting Assistants: Individuals currently working or aspiring to work in bookkeeping or accounting assistant roles, seeking to improve their knowledge and skills in recording and maintaining financial transactions. or Anyone Interested in Accounting: Individuals with a general interest in accounting, personal finance, or understanding how businesses manage their finances. No prior accounting experience is required.

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Title: Receivables & The Allowance vs The Direct Write Off Methods

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 76

Number of Published Lectures: 76

Number of Curriculum Items: 82

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Original Price: $199.99

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What You Will Learn

• Define accounts receivable and notes receivable, their nature as assets, and representing money owed for goods or services provided on credit.
• Explain accounts receivable cycle, including recording, monitoring, and collecting accounts receivable, and importance of subsidiary ledgers.
• Analyze valuation methods for accounts receivable: allowance method and direct write-off method, considering financial statements and matching principle.
• Apply allowance method to estimate bad debt expense based on historical data, industry norms, and economic conditions.
• Compare allowance method and direct write-off method, considering advantages, limitations, and financial reporting implications.
• Describe components of a note receivable and record related journal entries.
• Calculate simple interest on notes receivable using appropriate formulas.
• Interpret financial impact of accounts receivable and notes receivable on balance sheet and income statement.
• Analyze control measures for effective management of accounts receivable, including credit policies and collection strategies.
• Evaluate implications of accounts receivable and notes receivable on financial analysis and decision-making processes.

Who Should Attend

• Aspiring Accountants: Individuals who are pursuing a career in accounting or finance and want to develop a strong understanding of accounting concepts and techniques.
• Business Owners and Managers: Entrepreneurs, small business owners, and managers who want to enhance their financial literacy and gain insights into managing and interpreting financial information.
• Students and Professionals in Related Fields: Students studying business, finance, economics, or any other field that requires a basic understanding of accounting principles. Professionals in non-accounting roles who need to interact with financial statements and make informed decisions based on financial data.
• Bookkeepers and Accounting Assistants: Individuals currently working or aspiring to work in bookkeeping or accounting assistant roles, seeking to improve their knowledge and skills in recording and maintaining financial transactions.
• Anyone Interested in Accounting: Individuals with a general interest in accounting, personal finance, or understanding how businesses manage their finances. No prior accounting experience is required.

Target Audiences

• Aspiring Accountants: Individuals who are pursuing a career in accounting or finance and want to develop a strong understanding of accounting concepts and techniques.
• Business Owners and Managers: Entrepreneurs, small business owners, and managers who want to enhance their financial literacy and gain insights into managing and interpreting financial information.
• Students and Professionals in Related Fields: Students studying business, finance, economics, or any other field that requires a basic understanding of accounting principles. Professionals in non-accounting roles who need to interact with financial statements and make informed decisions based on financial data.
• Bookkeepers and Accounting Assistants: Individuals currently working or aspiring to work in bookkeeping or accounting assistant roles, seeking to improve their knowledge and skills in recording and maintaining financial transactions.
• Anyone Interested in Accounting: Individuals with a general interest in accounting, personal finance, or understanding how businesses manage their finances. No prior accounting experience is required.