9 | Since the Payee has received the promissory note hence he will record it as "A Note Receivable" | |||
So Option D is answer | ||||
10 | Maturity date of Note receivable is the day when note is repaid | |||
So Option C is answer | ||||
11 | Interes accrued =$7,500*6%*90/360 =$112.50 | |||
So Option C is answer | ||||
12 | April - 20 days | |||
May - 31 days | ||||
June - 30 days | ||||
July - 9 days | ||||
So July 9 is the answer | ||||
So Option D is answer | ||||
13 | Accounts receivable Turnover ratio =Net Sales / Average Accounts receivable | |||
Accounts receivable Turnover ratio =$1,883,200 / $428,000 =4.4 times | ||||
So Option E is answer | ||||
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