a)
Equipment a/c Dr | $190000 | ||
To Cash | $190000 | ||
Equipment purchased by cash |
b)
Equipment | $190000 | ||
To Accounts Payable | $190000 | ||
Equipment purchased on credit |
c)
Equipment | $190000 | ||
To 12% Notes Payable | $190000 | ||
Equipment purchased by Notes Payable | |||
12% Notes Payable | $190000 | ||
To Cash | $190000 | ||
12%Notes Payable is paid |
When the note is signed by the company then there will be a transfer of liability from accounts payable to notes payable.
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