33) a) Total interest = 40000*12%*9/12 = 3600
b) Journal entry :
Date | accounts & explanation | debit | credit |
Dec 31 | Interest receivable (40000*12%*5/12) | 2000 | |
Interest revenue | 2000 | ||
(To record accured interest) |
c) Journal entry :
Date | accounts & explanation | debit | credit |
May 1 | Cash | 43600 | |
Interest receivable | 2000 | ||
Interest revenue | 1600 | ||
Notes receivable | 40000 | ||
(To record collection of note) |
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