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![1. Income Statement for 2014 Interest Expense > $0.9 million Interest paid during 2014+Interest due in 2014 but not yet paid] 2. Balance Sheet as of December 31, 2014 Notes Payable > S4.8 million Refer working Note below] Interest payable > S0.4 million Accrued amount Interest due in 2014 but not yet paid] Working Note Beginning balance of Notes Payable for the year 2014 Add: borrowings made in the year 2014 Less: Notes Payable paid off Ending Balance of Notes Payable for the year 2014 $4.7 million $2.3 million (S2.2 million) S4.8 million](http://img.homeworklib.com/questions/8e8957f0-6e81-11ea-8515-e57dc01a3150.png?x-oss-process=image/resize,w_560)
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I need to solve for 1 and 2 please Vineyard Corporation began 2014 owing notes payable...
I need to solve for 1 and 2 please
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I need to solve for 1 and 2 please
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