Q 5.35: On September 1, 2015, Barclay Spa borrowed $500,000 to renovate the massage therapy area of the facility. The terms of the loan were 6% annually over 10 years. Determine how the interest would appear on Barclay’s pro-forma balance sheet at December 31, 2015. Interest Expense – $12,0000 B : Interest Payable – $12,000 C : Interest Expense – $10,000 D : Interest Payable – $10,000
Interest Expense – $12,0000
B :
Interest Payable – $12,000
C :
Interest Expense – $10,000
D :
Interest Payable – $10,000
Interest expense = Amount*Rate*Time Accrued
= 500000*6%*4/12
Interest expense = 10000
So answer is d) Interest payable - $10000
Q 5.35: On September 1, 2015, Barclay Spa borrowed $500,000 to renovate the massage therapy area...
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