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McClane, Inc. provided the following aging of its receivables at December 31. Age of Accounts Receivables...

McClane, Inc. provided the following aging of its receivables at December 31.

Age of Accounts

Receivables Balance

Estimated

% Uncollectible

0-30 days

$420,000

0.5%

31 to 60 days

200,000

5.2%

61 to 90 days

75,000

10.3%

91 to 120 days

35,000

21.5%

Over 121 days

   15,000

75.2%

Total

$745,000

During the year, $22,500 of receivables were written off. The balance at the beginning of the year in the allowance account was a credit of $25,000.

  1. How much will McClane report as bad debt expense for the year?
  2. How much is the net realizable value of McClane’s receivables at year end?

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bad debt expense for the year                                      36,530
net realizable value of McClane’s receivables at year end                                    705,970
Step 1 Age of Accounts Receivables Balance Estimated % Uncollectible Estimated Uncollecetible
0-30 days                       420,000 0.50%            2,100
31 to 60 days                       200,000 5.20%          10,400
61 to 90 days                         75,000 10.30%            7,725
91 to 120 days                         35,000 21.50%            7,525
Over 121 days                         15,000 75.20%          11,280
Total                       745,000          39,030
Step 2 Beg. Balance of allowance account 25000
less: written off -22500
unadjusted balance 2500
Ending balance required                                      39,030
Bad debt expense                                      36,530 (39030 - 2500)
Step 3 Ending accounts receivable                                    745,000
Less: allowance account                                    (39,030)
Net realizable value                                    705,970

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