The Maturity date is September 6th (23+31+6) | ||||
Date | Account Titles | Debit | Credit | |
Sept 6 | Notes payable | 75000.00 | ||
Interest expense | 562.50 | =75000*4.5%*60/360 | ||
Cash | 75562.50 | |||
Option D is correct |
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