Use this table for calculations: Minimum Days Maximum days % uncollectible 1 30 1.5% 31 60 3.5% 61 90 12% 91 365 70% I need to calculate the number of days each receivable is outstanding look at image to fill in , show work when calculating or using formulas , included all work please. After that fill in the schedule accounts recievable shown in the other image for context. When filling in the schedule of accounts recievable show what the formulas w you use and all work.
Use this table for calculations: Minimum Days Maximum days % uncollectible 1 30 1.5% 31 60 3.5% 61 90 12% 91 365 70% I need to calculate the number of days each receivable is outstanding look at image to fill in , show work when calculating or using formulas , included all work please. After that fill in the schedule accounts recievable shown in the other image for context. When filling in the schedule of accounts recievable show what the formulas w you use and all work.
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Use this table for calculations:
Minimum Days | Maximum days | % uncollectible |
1 | 30 | 1.5% |
31 | 60 | 3.5% |
61 | 90 | 12% |
91 | 365 | 70% |
I need to calculate the number of days each receivable is outstanding look at image to fill in , show work when calculating or using formulas , included all work please.
After that fill in the schedule accounts recievable shown in the other image for context.
When filling in the schedule of accounts recievable show what the formulas w you use and all work.
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