Saturday, July 20, 2019 8:50:06 PM
If On4 sells its app to a buyer on credit, it creates a account receivable. Usual terms are 2% net 30 as I explained previously.
If the buyer does not pay in 5 months, should On4 reserve for this account? What about 12 months late?
GAAP/FASB recommend 90 days past due to write off a receivable.
Simple A/R turnover ratio for On4 is over 12 months.
Now, what if On4 gives 12 month terms, should that be listed as a current asset?
GAAP say no.
BTW, if a tax ID number for On4 can be given, I would make a tax deductible donation
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