1 | Date | Account titles and explanation | Debit | Credit | |||
2018 | |||||||
Mar 1. | Cash | 450000 | |||||
Notes payable | 450000 | ||||||
(Borrowed cash for notes issued) | |||||||
Dec 1. | Cash | 250000 | |||||
Mortgage payable | 250000 | ||||||
(Borrowed cash by mortgage) | |||||||
Dec 31. | Interest expense | (250000*12%*1/12) | 2500 | ||||
Interest payable | 2500 | ||||||
(Interest accrued on mortgage for 1 month) | |||||||
Dec 31. | Interest expense | (450000*5%*10/12) | 18750 | ||||
Interest payable | 18750 | ||||||
(Interest accrued on notes for 10 month-Mar to Dec) | |||||||
2019 | |||||||
Jan 1. | Mortgage payable | (8000-2500) | 5500 | ||||
Interest payable | 2500 | ||||||
Cash | 8000 | ||||||
(Monthly mortgage paid) | |||||||
Feb 1. | Mortgage payable | (8000-2445) | 5555 | ||||
Interest expense | (250000-5500)*12%*1/12 | 2445 | |||||
Cash | 8000 | ||||||
(Monthly mortgage paid) | |||||||
Mar 1. | Mortgage payable | (8000-2389) | 5611 | ||||
Interest expense | (250000-5500-5555)*12%*1/12 | 2389 | |||||
Cash | 8000 | ||||||
(Monthly mortgage paid) | |||||||
Mar 1. | Interest payable | 18750 | |||||
Interest expense | (450000*5%*2/12) | 3750 | |||||
Notes payable | 30000 | ||||||
Cash | 52500 | ||||||
(Paid first instalment on notes) | |||||||
2 | Date |
Beginning balance |
Principal repayment |
Interest expense |
Total payment |
Ending balance |
|
a | b=d-c | c=a*12%*1/12 | d | e=a-b | |||
12-01-18 | 250000 | ||||||
01-01-19 | 250000 | 5500 | 2500 | 8000 | 244500 | ||
02-01-19 | 244500 | 5555 | 2445 | 8000 | 238945 | ||
03-01-19 | 238945 | 5611 | 2389 | 8000 | 233334 | ||
04-01-19 | 233334 | 5667 | 2333 | 8000 | 227668 | ||
05-01-19 | 227668 | 5723 | 2277 | 8000 | 221944 | ||
06-01-19 | 221944 | 5781 | 2219 | 8000 | 216164 | ||
07-01-19 | 216164 | 5838 | 2162 | 8000 | 210326 | ||
08-01-19 | 210326 | 5897 | 2103 | 8000 | 204429 | ||
09-01-19 | 204429 | 5956 | 2044 | 8000 | 198473 | ||
10-01-19 | 198473 | 6015 | 1985 | 8000 | 192458 | ||
11-01-19 | 192458 | 6075 | 1925 | 8000 | 186382 | ||
12-01-19 | 186382 | 6136 | 1864 | 8000 | 180246 | ||
01-01-20 | 180246 | 6198 | 1802 | 8000 | 174049 | ||
02-01-20 | 174049 | 6260 | 1740 | 8000 | 167789 | ||
03-01-20 | 167789 | 6322 | 1678 | 8000 | 161467 | ||
Liabilities section of the balance sheet | |||||||
March 1,2019 | |||||||
Current liabilities: | $ | $ | |||||
Current portion of notes payable | (Payable in next year) | 30000 | |||||
Current portion of mortgage payable | (Refer table) | ||||||
(From 04/01/19 to 03/01/20-principal repayment) | (Payable in next year) | 71867 | |||||
Total current liabilities | 101867 | ||||||
Long-term liabilities: | |||||||
Notes payable | (450000-30000-30000) | 390000 | |||||
Mortgage payable | (233334-71867) | 161467 | |||||
Total long-term liabilities | 551467 | ||||||
Total liabilities | 653334 | ||||||
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