a) Equipment Dr. 9300
Accounts Payable Cr 9300
(To record the purchase of equipment on account)
Accounts Payable Dr. 9300
Cash Cr 9114
Equipment Cr. 186
(To record the payment on account)
b) Equipment(new) Dr. 10100
Loss on disposal of equipment Dr 1800
Accumulated Depreciation-equipment Dr. 5100
Accounts Payable Cr. 9700
Equipment (Old) Cr. 7300
(To record the purchase of equipment on account)
Accounts Payable Dr. 9700
Cash Cr 9700
(To record the payment on account)
c) Equipment Dr. 10829
Discount on Notes Payable Cr. 1071
Notes Payable Cr. 11900
(To record the purchase of equipment with a note)
Interest Expense Dr. 1071
Notes Payable Dr. 11900
Discount on Notes Payable Cr. 1071
Cash Cr. 11900
(To Record the payment of the note)
Notes:
a) Equipment=$9300 * 2%=183
b) Accumulated Depreciation = $7300-2200=$5100
Cost=7300
Less:Accumulated Depreciation=5100
Book Value of Equipment (Old)=2200
Less: Fair Value of Equipment (Old)=400
Loss on disposal of equipment=1800
Cost(9700+400)=10100
c) Equipment = 11900*91%=10829
Discount on Notes Payable= 11900-10829=1071
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