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Tuesday, May 25, 2021 11:40:26 AM
The Accounts Receivable situation isn't analogous.
APRU had $193K in A/R as of 12/31/20 and sales of $1,806,549 in the quarter, so having A/R of $1,937,190 at the end of the quarter simply means that $62K (193,0000 + 1,806,549 - 1,937,190) have been paid and $1,937,190 have not.
(Irrespective of the math, they obviously have to do better in their collections.)
ISWH had $39K in A/R at 12/31 and $17K in Revenue in the quarter, so the most their A/R could be at 3/31, even if they weren't paid for any revenues, would be $56K (39 + 17). They reported $67K.
I didn't look into it any further, but on its face it's impossible by any method of accounting that I know.
I'm tryin ta think but nuttin happens......Curly
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