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Q17 A Debit Note receivable for $89,000 Credit cash for $89,000 | ||
Q18 A Debit cash 51,125, Credit Interest revenue 1125 and credit note receivable 50,000 | ||
Entry is | Debit | Credit |
Cash dr | 51,125.00 | |
To Interest revenue = 50,000*9%*90/360 | 1,125.00 | |
To Note receivable | 50,000.00 | |
Q19 Amount = 9600 + 9600*8%*45/360 | 9,696.00 | |
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