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On January 16, K Corp, accepted a P600,000, 9%, 90 day note from a customer. On February 10, the note was discounted at 12%. Assume the note was discounted on a without recourse basis.
Compute for the cash received from discounting.
a. 613,500
b. 600,000
c. 600,207.50
d. 595,095
Gain (or Loss) on notes receivable discounting
a. (3,542.50)
b. 207.50
c. 13,500
d. 3,750
Assume that the note was discounted with recourse and treat the discounting as a conditional sale. Compute for the gain (or loss) on notes receivable financing
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