Solution as below: | ||||||||
1. Maturity date | ||||||||
Locust: Initial maturity was on May 19 but they have extended this by 90 days and therefore maturity would be 90 days from May 19 and that would be August 18 | ||||||||
NBR Bank: 120 days from July 8, and that would be 5th November as July and August have 31 days | ||||||||
Forgo Bank: 60 days from November 28, and that would be 26th January next year as December would have 31 days | ||||||||
2. Interest Payable at maturity | ||||||||
Principal | Rate | Time( days) | Interest | |||||
Locust | 35000 | 9% | 90 | 787.50 | (Principal X Rate/360 X Time) | |||
NBR | 66000 | 12% | 120 | 2,640.00 | (Principal X Rate/360 X Time) | |||
Forgo | 33000 | 7% | 60 | 385.00 | (Principal X Rate/360 X Time) | |||
3. Accrued Interest at the end of year 1 to Forgo Bank | ||||||||
Total Interest Due/ 60 days X number of days till 31st December | ||||||||
385/60*34 | = | 218.17 | ||||||
4 Interest expense in year 2 to Forgo Bank | ||||||||
(Principal X Rate/360 X Time) | ||||||||
33000 X 7% divided by 360 multiply by 26 | = | 166.83 | ||||||
5. Journal entries for all transactions | ||||||||
1 | Merchandise | Debit | 35500 | |||||
Locust | Credit | 35500 | ||||||
2 | Locust | Debit | 35500 | |||||
9% Note Payable | Credit | 35000 | ||||||
Cash | Credit | 500 | ||||||
3 | Cash | Debit | 66000 | |||||
12% Note Payable | Credit | 66000 | ||||||
4 | 9% Note Payable | Debit | 35000 | |||||
Interest | Debit | 787.5 | ||||||
Cash | Credit | 35787.5 | ||||||
(Assuming entire interest is paid on maturity) | ||||||||
5 | 12% Note Payable | Debit | 66000 | |||||
Interest | Debit | 2640 | ||||||
Cash | Credit | 68640 | ||||||
(Assuming entire interest is paid on maturity) | ||||||||
6 | Cash | Debit | 33000 | |||||
7 % Note payable | Credit | 33000 | ||||||
7 | Interest | Debit | 218.17 | |||||
Interest Payable | Credit | 218.17 | ||||||
Or Forgo Bank | ||||||||
8 | 7% Note payable | Debit | 33000 | |||||
Interest Payable | Debit | 218.17 | ||||||
Interest | Debit | 166.83 | ||||||
Cash | Credit | 33385 | ||||||
End of Solution |
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