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Jr-6Wq Company reported the following account balances at January 1, 2039: accounts receivable ................ $246,822 allowance...

Jr-6Wq Company reported the following account balances at
January 1, 2039:

  accounts receivable ................  $246,822
  allowance for bad debts ............  $ 25,155

During 2039, Jr-6Wq Company wrote-off as uncollectible
accounts receivable totaling $41,797.

At December 31, 2039, Jr-6Wq Company prepared the following
aging schedule:

                        Accounts Receivable    % Uncollectible
  not past due               $225,200                 2%
  1-2 months past due         136,900                 6%
  3-4 months past due          83,120                10%
  5-6 months past due          55,610                20%
  over 6 months past due       26,700                39%

Calculate Jr-6Wq Company's bad debt expense for 2039.

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Bad debt expense for 2039 = $ 59,207

Working:

Accounts Receivable Percent Uncollectible (%) Estimated uncollectibles
Not past due $      225,200 x 2% $             4,504
1-2 months past due $      136,900 x 6% = $             8,214
3-4 months past due $        83,120 x 10% = $             8,312
5-6 months past due $        55,610 x 20% = $          11,122
over 6 months past due $        26,700 x 39% = $          10,413
Total $          42,565
Estimated collectibles $        42,565
Less: Allowance for bad debts as on Jan.01,2039 $      (25,155)
Add: Write off $        41,797
Bad debt expense for 2039 $       59,207

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