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Transcribed Image Text:Prepare all journal entries and adjusting journal entries necessary to record the information below for
year 2022:
On November 15, 2022, WTG purchased a patent for $49,500.
It used an installment loan to purchase the patent.
Payments are due on May 15 and November 15 of every year (so the first payment is due May 15
next year) for the next 5 years.
The interest rate is 7%.
See amortization table below:
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Patent Loan Amortization
Principal
Interest
Years
Payments/year
Payment
Date
5/15/23
11/15/23
5/15/24
11/15/24
5/15/25
11/15/25
5/15/26
11/15/26
5/15/27
11/15/27
$49,500
7%
5
2
5,952
Interest Principal Payment Balance
49,500
5,952
45,281
5,952 40,913
5,952
36,393
5,952
5,952
5,952
5,952
5,952
5,952
5,952
1,733
4,219
1,585 4,367
4,520
4,678
4,842
941
5,011
765
5,187
584
5,368
396 5,556
201 5,751
1,432
1,274
1,110
31,715
26,873
21,862
16,675
11,307
5,751
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