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Bad Debt Expenses Explained

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Bad Debt Expenses happens when a sales receivable becomes un-collectible. This could be due to many reasons such as bankruptcy, run-away client etc. The fact is, the sales payment is not recoverable at this point.

With that, here’s a video to explain the accounting treatment of this event.

Source: Kristin Ingram

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