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2007年12月31日,甲公司对应收乙公司的账款进行减值测试。应收账款余额合计为800 000元。甲公司根据乙公司的资信情况确定按10%计提坏账准备。2008年甲公司的应收账款实际发生坏账40 000元。2008年末应收乙公司账款余额为1 000 000元。经减值测试,甲公司确定按8%计提坏账准备。2009年4月20日收到已经转销的坏账20 000元,已经存入银行。2009年末应收乙公司账款余额为500 000元。经减值测试,甲公司确定按 8%计提坏账准备。 要求:编制甲公司上述与坏账准备有关的会计分录。

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解析:(1)2007年12月31日 借:资产减值损失 80 000 贷:坏账准备 80 000 (2)2008年发生坏账 借:坏账准备 40 000 贷:应收账款 40 000 (3)2008年12月31日 借:资产减值损失 40 000 贷:坏账准备 40 000 (4)2009年收回已经转销的坏账 借:应收账款 20 000 贷:坏账准备 20 000 借:银行存款 20 000 贷:应收账款 20 000 或者: 借:银行存款 20 000 贷:坏账准备 20 000 (5)2009年末计提坏账准备 借:坏账准备 60 000 贷:资产减值损失 60 000

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