
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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60. If the face value of a notes receivable is greater than its present value, which would most likely appear in the
a. Cr. Premium on Notes Receivable
b. Dr. Discount on Notes Receivable
c. Dr. Premium on Notes Receivable
d. Cr. Discount on Notes Receivable
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