Solve for the Amount of Discount and Amount Due

question 52

Multiple Choice

Solve for the amount of discount and amount due.
-Invoice amt: $1,515
Invoice date: Nov 27
Terms:
Goods returned: $83 Date paid: Dec 12

• A)Amount of discount: $45.45; amount due: $1,552.55
• B)Amount of discount: $42.96; amount due: $1,389.04
• C)Amount of discount: $0; amount due: $1,432.00
• D)Amount of discount: $45.45; amount due: $1,386.55

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Definitions:

Aging Process

A method used in accounting to categorize accounts receivable according to the length of time an invoice has been outstanding.

Accounts Receivable

Funds that are expected to be received by a company from its customers who have purchased goods or services on credit, essentially representing a line of credit extended by the business and recorded as an asset.

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Direct Write Off Method

A method to account for bad debts by directly writing off specific invoices determined to be uncollectible.