Balances on 28 February 2021Balance sheet sectionVehicles at costEquipment at costInventoryProvision for bad debtsNominal accounts sectionBad debtsTelephoneAdjustmentR 90 000R 50 000R 100 0002 000O A. R860OB. R840OC. R1 360OD. R1 860RR5001 5004Emma Jacobs was declared insolvent. Her estate will pay 20 cents of every rand she owes us. She owed us R1 700. The rest must be writtenoff.Bad debts at the end of the year will be:

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Emma Jacobs was declared insolvent. Her estate will pay 20 cents of every rand she owes us. She owed us R1 700. The rest must be writte off. Bad debts at the end of the year will be: O A. R860 OB. R840 O C. R1 360 OD. R1 860

Emma Jacobs was declared insolvent. Her estate will pay 20 cents of every rand she owes us. She owed us R1 700. The rest must be writte off. Bad debts at the end of the year will be: O A. R860 OB. R840 O C. R1 360 OD. R1 860

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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