When an Adjusting Entry Is Made in Anticipation of Some

question 98

Multiple Choice

When an adjusting entry is made in anticipation of some receivables being uncollectible the adjustment reduces:

• A)both net income and net accounts receivable.
• B)net income and increases liabilities.
• C)net accounts receivable and increases liabilities.
• D)net income and selling expenses.

Grasp the impact of direct financing leases on a lessor's financial statements.

Identify required and not required disclosures by a lessor in a sales-type lease.

Understand the accounting treatment for lease payments received by a lessor in a sales-type lease.

Calculate and understand the gross profit recognition at the inception of a sales-type lease.

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