What are the accounting entries for accounts receivable?

Enterprises in the daily production and operation process, the financial transactions are very frequent, for the accounts receivable business, accountants how to do accounting entries?

Accounting entries for accounts receivable

Borrow: Accounts receivable

Loan: Revenue from main business

Taxes payable - VAT payable (output tax)

Borrow: Cost of main business

Loan: Inventory

In the collection of receivables cash discounts occur:

Borrow: bank deposits

Finance costs

Loan: accounts receivable

In the event of a sales discount or return:

Borrow: revenue from main business

Taxes and charges payable - payable value-added tax (sales tax)

Loan: accounts receivable

To transfer back the cost of:

Borrow: inventory goods

Loan: cost of main business

Do make provision for bad debts:

Borrow: credit impairment loss

Loan: provision for bad debts

At the time of bad debt loss:

Borrow: provision for bad debts

Loan: accounts receivable

Certain accounts receivable and recovered:

Borrow: Accounts Receivable

Loan: Provision for Bad Debts

Borrow: Bank Deposits

Loan: Accounts Receivable

What is Finance Charge?

Finance costs are the costs incurred by an enterprise to raise funds needed for production and operation, etc.. Specific items are: net loss on exchange (the difference between exchange losses less exchange gains), net interest expense (the difference between interest expense less interest income), financial institution fees and other costs incurred to raise funds for production and operation.

Enterprises incurred in the financial expenses debit "financial expenses" account, credit "bank deposits" and other subjects; enterprises incurred interest income, exchange gains debit. At the end of the month, the debit side of the collection of all financial expenses from the "financial expenses" account credit to "profit for the year" account debit, to the current profit and loss. After carrying forward the current service costs, "finance costs" account has no balance at the end of the period.