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A. A letter
B. Cash
C. The invoice
D. The check
A. The customer's credit report and income statement
B. A statement of the customer's account, and documentation of all disputes
C. The customer's invoice and a copy of their receipt
D. The customer's balance sheet and statement of cash flows
A. Leveraged buyouts
B. Hostile takeovers
C. The liquidation of a business
D. The insolvency of a business
A. All invoices are electronic and can't be changed in any way
B. Vendors may sue the company
C. Nothing happens because all invoices are standard
D. Vendors may introduce clauses that companies cannot agree to
A. Day sales outstanding. Gross payables / (Annual net sales / 2000)
B. Day sales outstanding. Gross receivables / (Annual net sales / 12)
C. Day sales outstanding. Net income / (Annual net sales / 365)
D. Day sales outstanding. Gross receivables / (Annual net sales / 365)
A. The accounts receivable will be decreased on the balance sheet using allowance for doubful accounts
B. (None of these)
C. The accounts receivable will be increased on the balance sheet using allowance for doubful accounts
A. True
B. False
A. True
B. False
A. 6 months
B. 1 year
C. 30 days
D. 15 days
A. no time frame
B. 60 days
C. 1 year
D. 30 days
A. one day a month
B. every day of the year
C. one day a year
D. two days a year
A. a collection agency
B. (All of these)
C. a collection attorney
A. $20000
B. $500000
C. $200000
D. (None of these)
A. It makes the processing of electronic payments faster
B. It's not. It's better for credit and sales to compete.
C. Selling an item to the right party at the right price is a team effort
D. It becomes easier for customers to get credit to buy more items
A. $400,000*365/$30,000
B. $30,000/365
C. $30,000*365/$400,000
D. $400,000/365
A. a trade receivable
B. (All of these)
C. a non trade receivable
A. $40,000/365
B. $500,000/365
C. $500,000*365/$40,000
D. $40,000*365/$500,000
A. The increase in personnel to run the system
B. The setup cost
C. The reduction in paper waste
D. The speed of processing
A. Security interest
B. Credit option
C. Credit interest
D. There is no option
A. The function of sales is contingent upon the credit department granting credit to the customer
B. Because management puts pressure on the credit department to offer more credit
C. Because the accounts receivable department puts pressure on them
D. Because accounting puts pressure on sales to earn more money
A. FINRA
B. National Association of Credit Management
C. FDIC
D. IRS
A. They prefer to sell to customers with poor credit
B. Cash-in-advance, or CIA
C. On credit
D. They prefer to sell to customers with no cash and bad credit
A. same day
B. FOB
C. SEC
D. SCA
E. AMP
A. It has been encrypted
B. It has been compressed
C. It has been read
D. It has been decrypted
A. Use a third-party billing agency who may charge a percentage of the total recovered
B. Reporting the company to the IRS
C. Calling the authorities
D. Hiring a company like KPMG to settle the account
A. APcash
B. Quickbooks
C. CashBooks
D. PayInvoice
A. account payables
B. collateral
C. cash payment
A. 60 days
B. 30 days
C. 6 months
D. 1 year
A. Generally Acheivable Accounting Principles
B. Generally Acheivable Accounting Practices
C. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
D. Generally Accepted Accounting Practices
A. They should be addressed to the appropriate party
B. They should be addressed to the CEO
C. They should have no address to maintain privacy
D. They should be addressed to the government
A. False
B. True
A. potential increase in revenues
B. (All of these)
C. Increase efficiency of transactions
D. Convenience for buyers
A. The money from a business that it owes and is shown on the balance sheet as a liability.
B. A claim of payment for a business for services it had done for a particular customer or client
C. (None of these)
A. Televisions and radios
B. The Internet and overhead projectors
C. Pagers and cell phones
D. Electronic data interchange, and optical character recognition
A. Quality of a product purchased
B. They indicate the satisfaction level of the seller
C. They indicate the amount of discounts the buyer can receive on the next bill
D. Invoice terms indicate when the bill is to be paid
A. Articles of incorporation
B. A subpoena
C. Finra registration
D. A petition for liquidation
A. employee loans owed
B. (All of these)
C. insurance clams owed
D. tax refund owed
A. True
B. False
A. returns of goods
B. credit sales to clients
C. discounts
D. (All of these)
A. Let management handle all invoices
B. Process invoices at the end of the first quarter
C. Send all invoices to accounts payable
D. Print and mail invoices as quickly as possible; the sooner an invoice is sent, the sooner you get paid
A. Manual billing
B. Billing in person
C. The credit card imprinter
D. Electronic billing
A. a trade receivable
B. a cash payment
C. a trade payable
D. a trade payment
A. Bankruptcy occurs when a business, person, or legal entity has paid its debts owed to its creditors
B. Bankruptcy occurs when a business, person, or legal entity cannot repay debts owed to its creditors
C. Bankruptcy occurs when a business, person, or legal entity cannot pay dividends
D. Bankruptcy occurs when a business, person, or legal entity has reached its maximum earning potential
A. False
B. True
A. False
B. True
A. False
B. True
A. False
B. True
A. the allowance method and direct write-off method
B. the income method and direct write-off method
C. the allowance method and indirect write-off method
A. Bank statement, balance sheet, cash flow statement, and 10K
B. Credit statement, balance sheet, accounting statement, and notes
C. Income report, banking sheet, cash flow statement, and anecdotes
D. Income statement, balance sheet, cash flow statement, and footnotes
A. They are documents stating the buyers intent to pay the seller
B. They are documents from the credit card company urging payment of late charges
C. They are documents stating the sellers intent to default on payment
D. They are documents expressing a buyer's need to be granted credit