Record the journal entries.
Your assistant calculated interest for December 2017 below:
SnapCut Inc., 6%, 6 months, due Apr. 30, 2018 |
7,000 x 0.085 x (1/12) = |
50 |
WestBestVideo, 8%, 6 months, due Apr. 30, 2018 |
2,000 x 0.08 x (1/12) = |
13 |
Wells Fargo, 5%, 5 years, due Dec. 1, 2022 |
30,000 x 0.05 x (1/12) = |
125 |
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Paticulars | Debit | Credit |
a)Snapcut | ||
Interest expense Dr | 35.00 | |
To Interest payable | 35.00 | |
(7000*6%*1/12) | ||
b) West best Video | ||
Interest expense Dr | 13.33 | |
To Interest payable | 13.33 | |
(2000*8%*1/12) | ||
c)Wells Fargo | ||
Interest expense Dr | 125.00 | |
To Interest payable | 125.00 | |
(30000*5%*1/12) | ||
d) | ||
Insurance expense Dr | 300.00 | |
To prepaid insurance | 300.00 | |
(1800/6) | ||
e) | ||
Prepaid insuranceDr | 2,920.00 | |
To Cash | 2,920.00 | |
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