The direct write-off method of accounting for uncollectible accounts group of answer choices a) emphasizes cash realizable value. b) emphasizes the historical cost principle. c) is not generally accepted as a basis for estimating bad debts. d) emphasizes balance sheet relationships. e) emphasizes the matching of expenses with revenues.

In general, the direct debit system for accounts not received is not recognized as a basis to calculate bad debts.

Option-c

Explanation:

However, some transactions may not be received on record. Customers are split, unable to pay, and usually lack the morals to conclude a half of the contract. Certainly, a corporation has legal recourse to seek to recover these accounts, but they often fail.

In addition, an accounting system to calculate and document these non-collectible products is required. Unrecoverable loans are often named "bad debts”. This method is a simple way of paying for purchased intangible assets. This method excludes a particular account payable at that time it is eventually considered uncollectible from bank records.

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