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Solution:
Interest accrued on 31.12.2016 = $18,000 * 4%*4/12 = $240
Therefore income statement (Interest expense) is debited for $240 and balance sheet account (Interest payable) is credited for $240.
Hence last option "None of the above is correct" is correct.
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