ACCA PM · Chapter 13 · Question 5 of 11
A company has trade receivables of $82,000. Annual sales are $800,000, of which $730,000 are on credit and $70,000 are for cash. What is the trade receivables collection period (using a 365-day year)?
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Correct answer: D) 41 days
Explanation
Receivables collection period = (trade receivables / credit sales) x 365 = ($82,000 / $730,000) x 365 = 41 days. Only credit sales create receivables: using total sales gives 37.4 days, a 360-day year gives 40.4 days, and both errors together give 36.9 days.
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