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On 31 December 20X1, Phoenix sold $1 million of receivables to a debt factor
and has received a cash payment of 90% of the receivables sold. The terms of
the factoring arrangement state that Phoenix must reimburse the factor for any
amounts not collected after six months.
Cash advance treated as a liability. No transfer of risks and rewards. 100000 finance charge.
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