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Summarized below are the total dollar values of the Accounts Receivable by FRS Account
Number and Account Control, by age.
Contact Person: Please identify a contact person who will be available to answer questions
between July 2 and July 17, 2009:
Attestation: I confirm that these accurately represent our unit’s accounts receivable as of
June 30, 2009.
Director or Department Head Name & Title Director or Department Head Signature Date
Revenue Account /
Object Code: S/L
Account Number/
Control: G/L
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Totals this Account # / Control $-
(1) BD - Journal entry posted to increase Bad Debt Expense and reduce Accounts Receivable
REV - Journal entry posted to reduce Revenues and Accounts Receivable
NP - Receivable never posted to FRS and determined to be uncollectible
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June 30,2007
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June 30,2006
YES NO
If “Yes,” explain why you believe amounts over 90 days old are still collectible.
If “No,” determine a proposed allowance for uncollectible accounts receivable, and explain
the basis for the proposed allowance. If Receivables are recorded in more than one
General Ledger (GL) account, should the allowance be recorded in the GL with the largest
balance, or should the allowance be split among the GLs?