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Evaluating the quality of receivables
(a.) The 2010 annual report of Modern Books, a publicly traded corporation, reports accounts receivable (net of allowance for impairment), of $190,714 as of February 28, 2010. What assurance do readers of Modern Books ' annual report have that these receivables really exist and are not fictitious assets recorded to make the balance sheet "look good"?
(b.) The accounts receivable turnover rate is frequently used in evaluating the liquidity of accounts receivable. How is the accounts receivable turnover rate computed? What type of information does the accounts receivable turnover rate provide?
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