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Financial Accounting and Reporting Chapter 10: Accounting for Receivables 

Receivables

  • Receivables - Financial assets that represent a contractual right to receive cash or another financial asset from another entity.

  • Trade Receivables - Receivables arising from the sales of goods and services in the ordinary source of business.

  • Accounts Receivables - Receivables are not supported by promissory notes.

  • Notes Receivables - Receivables supported by promissory notes

  • Nontrade Receivables - Receivables arising from other sources not from the sale of goods and services.

Presentation of Receivables in the Statement of Financial Position

  • Current Assets - Assets collected within the normal operating cycle or one year.

  • Noncurrent Assets - Assets collected beyond one year regardless of the length of the normal operating cycle.

Uncollectable Accounts or Bad Debts

  • Bad Debts Expense - Certain portion of receivables may not be collected./ uncollectible amount.

  • Allowance Method & Direct write off Method - Two methods in the accounting for Bad Debts

  • Aging of Accounts Receivable - The most commonly practiced in estimating the uncollectible accounts.

Notes Receivable & Notes Payable

  • Promissory Note - A written unconditional promise to pay the lender or someone else who acquires the note, a certain in money, on demand or at definite time, signed by the maker.

  • Maker - The one who made and signed the note and makes payment upon due date. Known as a borrower or debtor.

  • Payee - The one whose order the note is payable and receives payment upon due date. Known as lender or creditor.

Honored and Dishonored Note

  • Honored Note - Maker pays the note at the due date.

  • Dishonored Note - Maker failed to pay the note at the maturity date.

  • Discount Period - The remaining term of the note from the date of discounting to the maturity date.

Terminologies

  • Principal - Refers to the face value of the note or the amount borrowed

  • Interest - Refers to the rental for the use of money or charges for borrowed money. I= PxRxT

  • Interest Rate - Refers to the percentage or factor imposed as charges for the borrowed money. Rate appearing in the face of the note.

  • Interest Expense - Refers to the interest that a debtor is obliged to pay to the creditor.

  • Interest Income - Refers to the interest that a creditor is entitled to receive from the debtor.

  • Maturity Value - Refers to the amount that is due at the maturity date. Principal+Interest

  • Maturity Date - It is known as the due date. Refers to the date when the note becomes due for the payment or collection.

  • Date of the Note - Refers to the date when the note was made and signed.

  • Term of the Note - Refers to the life of the note. Expressed as days, months, or years.

  • Maturity Date Non Interest Bearing Note - It is equal to the face amount of the note.

  • Maturity Date Interest Bearing Note - It is equal to the face amount of the note + interest.

  • Interest Bearing Note - Refers to the note that provides for the payment of the interest for the period from the issuance date to the maturity date.

  • Time - Refers to the period from the date of the note up to the maturity date.

  • Discounting Notes - Refers to the act of transferring a note with recourse to a bank.

  • Proceeds/ Net Proceeds - Refers to the amount received by the endorser from the endorsee. Maturity Value- Discount

  • Discount - Refers the amount deducted to the Maturity Value. MV x DR x DP

  • Discount Rate - Refers to the rate charged by the bank upon discounting.

  • Discount Period - Refers to the numbers of the days from the date of discounting up to the maturity date of the note.

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Financial Accounting and Reporting Chapter 10: Accounting for Receivables 

Receivables

  • Receivables - Financial assets that represent a contractual right to receive cash or another financial asset from another entity.

  • Trade Receivables - Receivables arising from the sales of goods and services in the ordinary source of business.

  • Accounts Receivables - Receivables are not supported by promissory notes.

  • Notes Receivables - Receivables supported by promissory notes

  • Nontrade Receivables - Receivables arising from other sources not from the sale of goods and services.

Presentation of Receivables in the Statement of Financial Position

  • Current Assets - Assets collected within the normal operating cycle or one year.

  • Noncurrent Assets - Assets collected beyond one year regardless of the length of the normal operating cycle.

Uncollectable Accounts or Bad Debts

  • Bad Debts Expense - Certain portion of receivables may not be collected./ uncollectible amount.

  • Allowance Method & Direct write off Method - Two methods in the accounting for Bad Debts

  • Aging of Accounts Receivable - The most commonly practiced in estimating the uncollectible accounts.

Notes Receivable & Notes Payable

  • Promissory Note - A written unconditional promise to pay the lender or someone else who acquires the note, a certain in money, on demand or at definite time, signed by the maker.

  • Maker - The one who made and signed the note and makes payment upon due date. Known as a borrower or debtor.

  • Payee - The one whose order the note is payable and receives payment upon due date. Known as lender or creditor.

Honored and Dishonored Note

  • Honored Note - Maker pays the note at the due date.

  • Dishonored Note - Maker failed to pay the note at the maturity date.

  • Discount Period - The remaining term of the note from the date of discounting to the maturity date.

Terminologies

  • Principal - Refers to the face value of the note or the amount borrowed

  • Interest - Refers to the rental for the use of money or charges for borrowed money. I= PxRxT

  • Interest Rate - Refers to the percentage or factor imposed as charges for the borrowed money. Rate appearing in the face of the note.

  • Interest Expense - Refers to the interest that a debtor is obliged to pay to the creditor.

  • Interest Income - Refers to the interest that a creditor is entitled to receive from the debtor.

  • Maturity Value - Refers to the amount that is due at the maturity date. Principal+Interest

  • Maturity Date - It is known as the due date. Refers to the date when the note becomes due for the payment or collection.

  • Date of the Note - Refers to the date when the note was made and signed.

  • Term of the Note - Refers to the life of the note. Expressed as days, months, or years.

  • Maturity Date Non Interest Bearing Note - It is equal to the face amount of the note.

  • Maturity Date Interest Bearing Note - It is equal to the face amount of the note + interest.

  • Interest Bearing Note - Refers to the note that provides for the payment of the interest for the period from the issuance date to the maturity date.

  • Time - Refers to the period from the date of the note up to the maturity date.

  • Discounting Notes - Refers to the act of transferring a note with recourse to a bank.

  • Proceeds/ Net Proceeds - Refers to the amount received by the endorser from the endorsee. Maturity Value- Discount

  • Discount - Refers the amount deducted to the Maturity Value. MV x DR x DP

  • Discount Rate - Refers to the rate charged by the bank upon discounting.

  • Discount Period - Refers to the numbers of the days from the date of discounting up to the maturity date of the note.

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