1. Sales Discount I 2. Sales Return 3. Sales Allowance Accounts Receivable Trade receivables 5. A A method where bad debt expense is properly matched to Revenue. B.Items due from customers purchasing inventory in the ordinary course of business. C. Authorizes a bank to make an immediate electronic withdrawal from the holder's bank account. B. When a customer returns goods as unsatisfactory E. Method to determine allowance for bad debt using a a percentage of sales P. Money due from another business or individual without a note. 6. Packaging factored receivables as financial instruments or securities and selling them to investors. H. The amount lent in a transaction X Reduction of the normal selling price 6. Nontrade receivables 7 Bad debt expense 8. Allowance for Doubtful Accounts 9. Percentage of credit sales Method 10. Aging method 11. Factor 12. Securitization G 13. Debit cards 14. Notes receivable 15. Principle 16. Interest J. Method to determine allowance for bad debt using a stratification of bad debts. K Compensation paid to a lender for giving up the use of resources for the period of the note. L. Customer keeps goods with minor defects and receives a partial price reduction M.Items arising from transactions not involving inventory. N. Ratios that generally include Sales Revenue. O. Defaults on credit sales P. Receivables that generally specify an interest rate and a maturity date when the principle and interest must be paid. Q. Selling accounts receivable for a reduced amount of cash. 17. Profitability ratios