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#An item in the balance sheet of a reporting entity, reflecting the estimated amount of total trade receivables which are expected to be irrecoverable.
1.
#More loosely, the change in this balance sheet item over a period of time.  
 
#The basis or process of determining this balance sheet amount.  
An item in the balance sheet of a reporting entity, reflecting the estimated amount of total trade receivables which are expected to be irrecoverable.
 
 
2.
 
More loosely, the change in this balance sheet item over a period of time.  
 
 
3.
 
The basis or process of determining this balance sheet amount.  





Revision as of 15:35, 13 May 2016

Accounting.

1.

An item in the balance sheet of a reporting entity, reflecting the estimated amount of total trade receivables which are expected to be irrecoverable.


2.

More loosely, the change in this balance sheet item over a period of time.


3.

The basis or process of determining this balance sheet amount.


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