Using the below information how do you create the Adjusted Journal Entries for December 31, 2000 and the Adjusted Journal Entries from December 31, 2001?

Scenario: 

You are the Accountant for WanneBee Corporation

WannaBee Corporation has $1,500,000 of Receivables on December 31, 2000. WannaBee uses the Allowance Method and historical data indicates that 7% of receivables become uncollectible.   The end of year balance in the ADA is 0.

The following are the 2000 end of year receivables.

AR- Goodboy                 $25,000                 AR-NannyNancy        $250,000

AR-BusyBody               $75,000                 AR-AlphaBetCo          $130,000

AR-DippyDo                  $55,000                 AR-TipsyTurvy              $98,000

AR-MerryMen              $145,000                 AR-HappyHart            $289,000

AR-CurlyCues            $211,000                 AR-MityMan                   $47,000

AR-PrettyPenny         $109,000                 AR-JumpingJax            $66,000               

During 2001 the following events occurred:

Goodboy defaulted.

BusyBody declared bankruptcy but paid $19,000.

DippyDo paid the account in full.

MerryMen still owes $48,000.

CurlyCues has not answered the phone for 8 months.

PrettyPenny paid its account.

NannyNancy paid $150,000 and on November 21 made a 120 note at 4% APR   for the remainder.

AlphaBetCo paid its account in full.

TipsyTurvy has closed its business.

HappyHart paid its bill.

MityMan still owes its account.

JumpingJax paid its bill and will not pay the rest.

The Receivables balance at the end of the year is $2,235,000

Assignments:

(1) Prepare the Required AJE for December 31, 2000.

(2) Prepare the Required AJE for December 31, 2001.