Journal Entries in General Journal:
Date | General Journal | Debit($) | Credit($) |
15-10-2019 | 6% Notes Receivable | 10000 | |
Sales | 10000 | ||
(To Record sales for receiving 6% note) | |||
16-11-2019 | 4% Notes Receivable | 15000 | |
Sales | 15000 | ||
(To Record sales for receiving 4% note) | |||
14-12-2019 | Cash | 10100 | |
6% Notes Receivable | 10000 | ||
Interest Revenue(10000*6%*60/360) | 100 | ||
(To record the amount of Notes receivable) | |||
31-12-2019 | Accrued Interest on Notes Receivable | 75 | |
Interest Revenue(10000*4%*45/360) | 75 | ||
(To Record Interest Revenue) | |||
31-01-2020 | Cash | 15084 | |
4% Notes Receivable | 15000 | ||
Interest Revenue(10000*4%*75/360) | 84 | ||
(To Record the amount received on Note including Interest) |
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