Respuesta :
Answer:
a.- part I
accounts receivable  1,345,600 debit
      sales revenues           1,345,600 credit
a.- part II
cost of goods sold    984,600 debit
      inventory                 984,600 credit
b.- allowance for uncollectible ammounts 18,400 debit
           accounts receivables          18,400 credit
c.- Cash              666,500 debit
     Accounts Receivable      666,500 credit
d.- Bad debt expense    25,007 debit
    Allowance for uncollectible ammounts  25,007 credit
2015
e.- part I
accounts receivable  1,524,200 debit
      sales revenues           1,524,200 credit
e.- part II
cost of goods sold    1,296,200 debit
      inventory                 1,296,200 credit
f.- allowance for uncollectible ammounts  27,000 debit
           accounts receivables          27,000 credit
g.- Cash             1,200,200 debit
     Accounts Receivable     1,200,200 credit
h.- Bad debt expense    13,055‬‬ debit
    Allowance for uncollectible ammounts  13,055‬‬ credit
Explanation:
We need to do the journal for each transactions:
the sales credit sales revenue and debit accounts receivable which is an assets.
Then, we do the cost of good sold which are expenses thus, debited and the inventory decreases as the goods we sold leave the ccompany we transfer the ownership to the customer.
Then we collect and decrease accounts receivable and increase cash.
As the company usesd the allowance method It will recognize bad debt expense at year-end when doing a write-off will debit the allowance.
2014:
before adjusting Account receivable balance
1,345,600 - 18,400 wrote-off - 666,500 collected = 660,700
estimated 1.5% as uncollectible:
660,700 x 1.5% = 9.910,5‬
current allwoance balance: 18,400 debit
adjusmtent: 18,400 + 9.910,5‬ = 28.310,5‬
2015:
before adjusting Account receivable balance
660,700 beginning  + 1,524,200 sales - 27,000 wrote off - 1,200,200 receivables = 957.700‬
estimated 1.5% as uncollectible:
957,700 x 1.5% = 14,365.5
allowance adjusting entry:
14,365.5  - (28,310.5 - 27,000 ) = 13.055‬