Other accounts receivable
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Other accounts receivable represent billed but uncollected amounts or accrued financial claims arising from amounts owed to the government for use of its assets, or from the proceeds for provision of services, from various overpayments including COVID-19 benefits and cash collateral pledged to counterparties, as of March 31.
Amounts receivable written off or forgiven are included in Section 2 of Volume III (Debts, obligations and claims written off or forgiven).
2023 | 2022 | |||||
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Gross receivables | Allowance for doubtful accounts | Net receivables | Gross receivables | Allowance for doubtful accounts | Net receivables | |
Other receivablesLink to table note 1 | 8,276,118,682 | 1,845,905,736 | 6,430,212,946 | 8,993,079,216 | 1,725,245,211 | 7,267,834,005 |
COVID-19 benefit overpayments | 6,962,134,103 | 2,260,689,947 | 4,701,444,156 | 5,118,489,491 | 1,250,007,589 | 3,868,481,902 |
Cash collateral pledged to counterpartiesLink to table note 2 | 2,400,723,620 | – | 2,400,723,620 | 505,806,620 | – | 505,806,620 |
Total | 17,638,976,405 | 4,106,595,683 | 13,532,380,722 | 14,617,375,327 | 2,975,252,800 | 11,642,122,527 |
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