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using the following pictures can someone find the journal entries, interest expense, intrest payable, current liabilities

The following are selected transactions of Sunland Company. Sunland prepares financial statements quarterly. Jan. 2 Feb. 1 Ma

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REQUIREMENT A                                  JOURNAL ENTRIES

 

 






Sr No

Date

Account Details and Explanation

Debit($)

Credit($)

(1)

Jan,2

Merchandise Inventory

25,000




Accounts Payable


25,000



(To record the merchandise purchase)



(2)

Feb,1

Accounts Payable

25,000




Notes Payable


25,000



(To record the issuance of 9%, 2 month notes payable against liability for the purchase of merchandise)



(3)

Mar 31,

Interest Expense ( 25,000 x 0.09 x 2/12)

375




Interest Payable


375



(To record the interest due on notes payable)



(4)

Apr,1

Notes Payable

25,000




Interest Payable

375




Cash


25,375

(5)

July,1

Equipment

61,200




Cash


12,000



Notes Payable


49,200



(To record the purchase of equipment against cash and issuance of 10 %, 3 months notes of $49,200)



(6)

Sep,30

Interest Expense (49,200 x 10% x 3/12)

1,230




Interest Payable


1,230



(To record the interest due on notes payable)



(7)

Oct,1

Notes Payable

49,200




Interest Payable

1,230




Cash


50,430


(To record the payment of Face value of notes payable and interest thereon.)








(8)

Dec,1

Cash

24,000




Notes Payable


24,000



(To record the borrowing from Paola Bank against the issuance of 8%, 3 months notes payable)



(9)

Dec 31,

Interest Expense (24,000 x 8% x1/12)

160




Interest Payable


160



(To record the accrued interest for 1 month at end of the quarter)



 

 

REQUIREMENT B             Posting of Accounts Notes Payable, Interest Expense, and Interest Payable

 

                                    Notes Payable

                                            

4) April1     $25,000

(7) Oct1     $49,200

$25,000 (2)  Feb1

$49,200 (5)  July 1

$24,000 (8)  Dec 1


$24,000    December 31

 

Interest Expense

            (3)  march 31                          $ 375

            (6)   Sep 30                          $ 1230

           (9)   Dec31                              $160

Interest Payable

(4) Apr 1                    $  375

(7) Oct 1                     $1,230

$375              (3)   March 31

$1,230            (6) Sep 30

$160               (9) Dec 31


  December 31       $160

 

REQUIREMENT C                   BALANCE SHEET EXTRACTS as On 31st December

 

Assets

Amount ($)

Liabilities

Amount ($)



Current Liabilities

Notes Payable           24,000

Interest Payable             160

24,160

 

Requirement D    Total Interest Expense

= 375+1,230+160 

=$1,765


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