The Fair Value Adjustment-Accounts Receivable Account Is an Asset Valuation

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Multiple Choice

The Fair value adjustment-accounts receivable account is an asset valuation account

• A)that would be adjusted upward or downward as fair values change and as the receivables are collected.
• B)that is created when fair value accounting is adopted but is not subsequently adjusted.
• C)that can only be adjusted downward.
• D)that is unaffected by the subsequent collection of receivables.

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Definitions:

Trade Receivables

Trade receivables, also known as accounts receivable, are amounts owed to a business by its customers for goods or services delivered on credit.

Sales Transactions

The process of exchanging a product or service for payment, constituting the primary revenue-generating activities of a business.

Recognizing Receivable

The accounting process of recording revenue when earned and receivables that are expected to be collected, regardless of cash receipt.

Allowance Account

An account used to record reductions in the book value of accounts receivable due to potential future defaults on payments.