A Small Company May Be Able to Justify Using a Cash

question 201

Multiple Choice

A small company may be able to justify using a cash basis of accounting if they have

• A) sales under $1000000.
• B) no accountants on staff.
• C) few receivables and payables.
• D) all sales and purchases on account.

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Definitions:

Interest Revenue

Income earned from investments, loans, or other interest-bearing assets.

Estimated Bad Debts

Anticipated amounts that customers will not pay the company, typically recorded as an expense.

Realizable Value

The estimated amount that could be received from the sale of an asset in a normal transaction between willing parties.

Cash Discount

A reduction in invoice price given by a seller to a buyer in return for early payment, aimed at accelerating cash inflows.