Answer:
No | Accounting Titles andExplanation | Debit | Credit |
a) | Flint Co.s | ||
Note Payable | $181,300 | ||
Property | $96,500 | ||
Gain on Property Disposition ($129,600- $96,500) | $33,100 | ||
Gain on Restructuring | $51,700 | ||
($181,300 - $129,600(FMV of property) | |||
(To record for debt restructure) | |||
(b) | Buffalo Inc. entry: | ||
Property | $129,600 | ||
Allowance for Doubtful Accounts (or Bad Debt Expense) | $51,700 | ||
Note Receivable | $181,300 | ||
(To record for debt restructure) |
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