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once companies record receivables the next question is how should they report them in the financial statements this video will discuss how we value accounts receivable companies report accounts receivable on the balance sheet as an asset at the net realizable value this represents the amount the company expects to collect in cash determining the amount to report is sometimes difficult because some receivables will become uncollectible accounts receivable is made up of individual customer accounts the accounts receivable amount on the balance sheet represents the total of these individual customer accounts when a business extends credit to its customers it knows that some of these customers will pay them but unfortunately some will not a business may not learn which customers will not pay until the next accounting period at the end of the period a company typically does not know which accounts receivable will become uncollectible if they did they wouldnt have extended credit to those c