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Pangli Co ( Mar/ June 2017)

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  • February 28, 2018 at 7:24 pm #439433
    niki27
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    Dear sir,
    I have a doubt with this question.
    In the question it is mentioned that
    All sales are on credit and they are expected to be $3·5m for 20X6. Monthly sales are as follows:
    November 20X6 (actual) $270,875
    December 20X6 (forecast) $300,000
    January 20X7 (forecast) $350,000

    Pangli Co has a gross profit margin of 40%. Although Pangli Co offers 30 days credit, only 60% of customers pay in the month following purchase, while the remaining customers take an additional month of credit.

    Yet when the receivables for Jan 20X7 are calculated, the receivable of $350,000 are included. Why is that so?

    Thanks!

    March 1, 2018 at 6:23 am #439468
    John Moffat
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    Sales made on credit during January are owing at the end of January and are therefore part of receivables at the end of January.

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