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Answer:
Dr Cash $8,670
Cr Interest Revenue $170
Cr Note Receivable $8,500
Explanation:
As we know that the interest given is for a year, so we should calculate the interest rate for a unit month, which is calculated as under:
Interest per month = 0.08/12 = 0.0067
Interest revenue = Note Value * Interest rate per month * Number of months
Interest revenue = $8,500 * 0.0067 * 3
Interest revenue = $170
The double entry would be as under:
Dr Cash $8,670 .... ($8,500 Note Value + $170 Interest Revenue)
Cr Interest Revenue $170
Cr Note Receivable $8,500
Answer:
July 9, promissory note received from Payton Summers
Dr Notes receivable 8,500
Cr Accounts receivable 8,500
Explanation:
Since the note is received as payment for an account receivable, you must increase notes payable (debit) and decrease accounts receivable (credit). This note is a current account that is due in 90 days, so it must be recorded at face value.