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The Quincy receivable file shows total billed of $96,500, disputed amount of $8,500, and cash collected of $64,000. What undisputed open amount remains?

Correct Answer

D) $24,000

Undisputed open amount equals total billed less disputed amount and cash collected.

Answer Options
A
$32,500
B
$88,000
C
$72,500
D
$24,000

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Undisputed open amount equals total billed less disputed amount and cash collected.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: $32,500

$32,500 is above the supported result for undisputed receivable; it likely adds an unsupported amount or compares the wrong financial base.

Option B: $88,000

$88,000 is above the supported result for undisputed receivable; it likely adds an unsupported amount or compares the wrong financial base.

Option C: $72,500

$72,500 is above the supported result for undisputed receivable; it likely adds an unsupported amount or compares the wrong financial base.

Memory Technique

Collection Manager money test: bucket before math for undisputed receivable.

Reference Hint

Open-book path: tab Builder's Guide to Accounting, 2001 to Business Administration, Receivable Controls and Collection Files; use the stated business record or control rule to verify the answer.

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