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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 determining the amount to report is sometimes difficult because some receivables will become uncollectible when a business extends credit to customers it knows that some of these customers will pay them and unfortunately some will not but the company does not know which accounts will become uncollectible if they did they would not have extended credit to those customers although customers must satisfy the credit requirements before the credit sale is approved some accounts still become uncollectible the seller records these losses as bad debt expense this is a normal and necessary risk of doing business on a credit basis two methods are used in accounting for uncollectible accounts the first is the direct write-off method and the second method is the a
