Date | Account Title | Debit | Credit |
April 26 | Cash | $3000.50 | |
Note Receivable | $3000 | ||
Interest Revenue | $0.50 | ||
(to record received payment of note with interest) |
Note:
1) Calculate cash proceeds
cash proceeds = Maturity value - Discount Amount (difference in time period)
= [$3000 + ($3000 * 6% * 120/360)] - [$3060 * 7% * 100/360]
= $3060 - $59.50
= $3000.50
2) Calculate interest revenue
Interest revenue = Cash proceeds - Notes receivable
= $3000.50 - $3000
= $0.50
Date | Account Title | Debit | Credit |
June 5 | Cash | $910 | |
Account receivable | $905.25 | ||
Interest revenue | $4.75 |
Note:
1)Calculate Cash Proceeds
Cash proceed = Maturity Value + Interest Amount
= [$900 + ($900 * 7% * 30/360)] + [$905.25 * 7% * 27/360]
= $905.25 + $4.75
= $910
2) Interest revenue = Cash proceeds - Accounts receivable
= $910 - $905.25
=$4.75
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