Please include how you did calculations especially if you used a financial calculator.
Journal entries
Transaction | Title and Description | Debit | Credit |
1. | Land | 160,000 | |
Discount on notes payable | 97,682 | ||
Notes payable | 257682 | ||
(Being land purchased) | |||
2. | Equipment | $193,186.89 | |
Discount on notes payable | $36,813.11 | ||
Notes payable | $230,000 | ||
(Being equipment purchased) | |||
Computation of discount on notes payable
Maturity value | $230,000 | |
PV of note $230,000 due in 8 years at10% -230000*0.4665 | $107,295 | |
PV of $230,000*7% = $16,100 Payable annually at 10%= 16,100 * 5.3349 |
$85,891.89 | ($193,186.89) |
Discount on notes payable | $36,813.11 | |
2.
Date | Particulars | Debit | Credit |
Dec 31,2020 | interest expense | $16000 | |
Discount on notes payable ($160,000*10%) | $16000 | ||
(To record interest expense) | |||
Dec 31,2020 | interest expense | $35,418.69 | |
Discount on notes payable ($193,186.89*10%) | 19,318.69 | ||
Cash($230,000*7%) | $16,100 | ||
(to record interest expense) | |||
To calculate PVF @10% for 8 years using calculator
Click 1/1.1 '=' then again' =' soon for 7 times we get 0.4665 and then click GT we get PVAF which is 5.3349
Alternatively u can also use excel to calculate.
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