Factoring Receivable With/Without Recourse

[@angelheart678]

Just got into trade receivables with Becker. I was so confused with how they explained it in Becker. You explained everything so well in this video. Thank you! :)

[@huilingliang7069]

I was reading related chapters, these accounting terms really confused me….. But you explain really well! thank you

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[@duketrain8247]

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[@muratuzer6772]

At 8:42 you are saying that 25% of the sales are going to be returned. Shouldn’t it be 5% (from $500,000) instead, since that’s the amount that is being withheld as a retainer?

[@Lenny_in_Colorado]

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[@clman4]

What is the entry if you get a discount for paying early? Do you back out the interest expense initially booked?

[@gaganjain8922]

any other payment option is available

[@markdermanulian1686]

Is "without recourse, retaining no control" synonymous with NO for continuing involvement?

[@FaizShakirNure]

Your CPA exams asks monthly payments how can we pay it ? We are students please make some cpa exams freely

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[@marvelouss719]

The CPA exam may ask the total interest costs.

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