Journal entries for unexpectedly pays past-due balance

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Journal entries for unexpectedly pays past-due balance on its account.

1.(2/26/2009) Bibby Company unexpectedly pays the $6,320 past-due balance on its account that was previously written off. The first entry is to reestablish the receivable.

Date	Account Titles	Debit	Credit

2.(2/26/2009) Refer to Transaction 1. This entry is to record the collection of the previously written off (and now reestablished) receivable from Bibby Company.

Date	Account Titles	Debit	Credit

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