> Question 16 4 pts Oler Company is considering selling their accounts receivable with a carrying amount of $10,000,000 to Skousen Company Skousen Company would assess a finance charge of 10% of the receivables and would retain 20% of the receivables to cover sales returns during Oler's 60-day money-back guarantee period. Oler estimates that $500,000 of the sold receivables will become uncollectible. If the receivables were sold to Skousen on a without recourse basis, the journal entry on Oler's books would include: A Loss on Sale of Receivables for $1.000.000 A Loss on Sale of Receivables for $1.500.000 A Loss on Sale of Receivables for $3,000,000 A Loss on Sale of Receivables for $3.500.000 Since Olor received cash in exchange for the receivables, no loss is recorded