uncollectible

英

美 [ənkəˈlɛktɪbəl]

adj.  不可收回的；无法收集的

COCA.41824

英英释义

adj

• not capable of being collected
  1. a bad (or uncollectible) debt
  Synonym:bad

双语例句

• The provision for bad debts shall be itemized and shown as a deduction item of accounts receivable in the financial statement. When an account receivable is written ofl as uncollectible, the customer still has an obligation to pay.
  坏帐准备金在会计报表中作为应收帐款的备抵项目列示。虽然一笔应收帐款已作为坏帐被冲销，但顾客仍有偿还的义务。
• A method of accounting for uncollectible accounts in which an estimate is made of the amount of sales on account for which payment will not be received.
  是指在会计期末时，将期间的赊账、坏账编制分录为费用和一个备抵账户，在以后实际发生坏账时冲减该备抵账户的会计方法。
• Thus, writing off an uncollectible account does not change the net realizable value of accounts receivable in the balance sheet.
  因此，核销坏账并不改变资产负债表中应收账款的可实现净值。
• If credit sales for September amount to$ 1, the month-end adjusting entry to record uncollectible accounts expense is
  如果9月的赊销额达1美元，记录坏账损失的月末调整会计分录为
• In a small business, one employee often is responsible for handling cash receipts, maintaining accounts receivable records, issuing credit memoranda, and writing off uncollectible accounts.
  在小型企业里，同一位员工通常负责处理现金收支，进行应收账款往来记录，编制赊销往来单据，以及核销坏账等。
• Estimated uncollectible items at the balance sheet date;
  结帐日无法收现项目估计数；
• To illustrate, assume that a company's past experience indicates that about 2% of its credit sales prove to be uncollectible.
  例如，从某家公司过去经验得出赊销额的2%左右将无法收回。
• Before financial statements are prepared at the end of the accounting period, an estimate of the expected amount of uncollectible accounts receivable should be made.
  在会计期末编制财务报表之前，应先对预计无法收回的应收账款作一个估计。
• The larger the valuation allowance, the larger the current charge to uncollectible accounts expense.
  备抵账户估价越大，记入坏账损失的当期支出就越大。
• At the end of each month, management should again estimate the probable amount of uncollectible accounts and adjust the Allowance for Doubtful Accounts to this new estimate.
  在每个月末，管理阶层将重新预估可能无法收回的账款全额并调整坏账准备到这个新的估计水平。