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Lesson 6 Quiz
At March 31, which family account is the greatest collection risk?
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Taylor Family
Jordan Family
Reyes Family
Wells Family
The Taylor Family shows about $2,800 open at every snapshot but never Over 90 days. What is the best response?
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Write off the balance
Withdraw the child immediately
A conversation or payment plan; the family is late but paying
Ignore it
At March 31, CCS child TOD-01 has $2,045 Over 90 days while no other CCS child has a balance older than 60 days. What is the most likely cause?
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The family stopped paying
An authorization or paperwork problem
The child withdrew
The State rate changed
The CCS receivable is $103,233 at March 31, with $60,696 in the 31–60 day bucket. What happened?
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Many families stopped paying
The State paid the January–March invoices late
EXCELS was cancelled
Enrollment doubled
The AP aging at March 31 shows –$738.43 for Chesapeake Food Distributors. What does a negative vendor balance mean?
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The vendor owes a late fee
The center paid more than it owed, likely a duplicate payment
The bill is not due yet
The bill was disputed
The family aging total at March 31 is $10,812.50. Which balance sheet line should it match?
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Cash – Operating Checking
Accounts Receivable – Families
Accounts Receivable – CCS
Deferred Revenue