JOURNAL ENTRIES | |||
Date | Particulars | Debit | Credit |
1 | Equipment- Truck | 43950 | |
Cash | 40727 | ||
Discount received | 3223 | ||
(being equipment purchased for cash) | |||
2 | Equipment- Truck | 46880 | |
Cash | 5860 | ||
Note payable | 37291 | ||
Interest on note payable | 3729 | ||
(Being equipment purchased and note payable | |||
recorded at present value) | |||
3 | Equipment- Truck | 46880 | |
Computer equipment | 44536 | ||
Discount received | 2344 | ||
(Being truck purchased in exchange of computer) | |||
4 | Equipment- Truck | 41020 | |
Common stock | 9600 | ||
Securities premium | 31420 | ||
(Being truck purcased in exchange of common stock) | |||
Zero percent note payable but market rate is 10% | ||||||
Note payable will be recorded at present value of 10% | ||||||
Therefore= 41020/1.1= 37291 | ||||||
Computer is normally sold at $44536, hence it will be recorded at | ||||||
its sale value and not at cost | ||||||
Common stock is always recorded at par value | ||||||
The difference goes In securities premium account |
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