CL Co. manufactures and sells plumbing fixtures for homes & businesses. All of its sales are madeon credit to wholesaledistributors. Information for CL Co.forthecurrent year is as follows: Totalcredit sales $1,070,000 Accounts receivable at December 31 $450,000 Assume that CL Co. estimates its bad debts based on an aging analysis of its year-end accounts receivable, which indicates that a provision for uncollectible accounts of $32,000 is required: If there is a debit balanceof $8,900 in its allowancefordoubtful accounts on December 31, before adjustment, 1. What amount will the company reporton its income statement as bad debts expense? Bad debt expense $ ii. What amount will it reporton its balance sheet as the net value of its accounts receivable? Net accounts receivable $ Assume that CL Co. estimates its bad debts based on an aging analysis of its year-end accounts receivable, which indicates that a provision for uncollectible accounts of $32,000 is required: If there is a $8,900 credit balance in the allowancefordoubtful accountson December 31, before adjustment, 1. What amount will the company reporton its income statement as bad debts expense? Bad debtexpense $ ii. What amount will it reporton its balance sheet as the net value of its accounts receivable? Net accounts receivable $ For this next part assume instead that CL Co. estimates its bad debts expense at 4% of credit sales: If there is a debit balance of $8,900 in its allowance for doubtful accounts on December 31, before adjustment, i. What amount will thecompany reporton its income statement as bad debts expense? Bad debt expense $ ii. What amount will it reporton its balance sheet as the net value of its accounts receivable? Net accounts receivable $ Forthis next part assume instead that CL Co. estimates its bad debts expense at 4% of credit sales: If there is a $8,900 creditbalance in the allowance for doubtful accounts on December 31, before adjustment, i. What amount will thecompany reporton its income statement as bad debtsexpense? Bad debt expense $ ii. What amount will it reporton its balance sheet as the net value of its accounts receivable? Net accounts receivable $