On August 1, 2020, Amy Industrial exchanged their past due
account payable to Wire Co.
Answer:
DATE | ACCOUNT NAME | DEBIT | CREDIT |
Aug 1,2020 | Accounts Payable Dr. | $96000 | |
To 5% Note Payble | $96000 | ||
Sep 30,2020 | Interest Expense Dr. | $800 | |
To Interest Payable | $800 | ||
[($96000*5%)*60/360] taking 360 days in a year |
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Jan 28,2021 | 5% Note Payable Dr. | $96000 | |
Interest Payable Dr. | $800 | ||
Interest Expense Dr. | $1600 | ||
To Cash/Bank | $98400 | ||
(interest expense for remaning 120 days is {96000*5%}*120/360 ) |
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