Answer:
a. Date Account Title and Explanation Debit Credit
1 - Jul Cash ($440,000-$22,000-$7,920) $410,080
Due from Factor ($440,000*5%) $22,000
Loss on sale of receivables ($440,000*1.8%) $7,920
Accounts receivable $440,000
(To record sale of accounts receivable to Factor)
b. Date Account Title and Explanation Debit Credit
1 - Jul Accounts receivable $440,000
Due to customer $22,000
Interest revenue $7,920
Cash $410,080
(To record purchase of accounts receivable)
c. Sale or financing of accounts receivables with recourse is a transaction in which a company sells its accounts receivable to a factoring company with an assurance to cover the risk of uncollectible.
Sale or financing of accounts receivables without recourse is a transaction in which the company selling its accounts receivables to a factoring company, in which the factoring company bears the risk of uncollectible.