Journal entries:
Sr.no. | Account title | Debit | Credit |
---|---|---|---|
1 |
equipment ($37000 x 97%) Accounts payable |
$35890 . |
. $35890 |
2 |
equipment discount on notes payable Notes payable |
$35455 $3545 . |
. . $39000 |
3 |
equipment (new) ($34000 + $7300) Accumulated depreciation Loss on equipment Cash Equipment (old) |
$41300 $14000 $4700 . . |
. . . $34000 $26000 |
4 |
equipment Common stock |
$36000 . |
. $36000 |
In journal entry 2:
equipment is recorded at present value of notes payable
= $39000 x PVF(10%,1)
= $39000 x 0.90909
= $35454.51 or $35455
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