Fundamental Accounting Principles -Hardcover
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Chapter 11, Problem 1GLP
To determine

Notes Payable:

It is a negotiable debt instrument used to borrow money for the business operation purpose for specified period of time with certain interest.

To determine:

Prepare journal entries related to accounts and notes payable. Compute both amount and timing of interest expense for each note. Prepare the subsequent period journal entries related to accrued interest.

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Answer to Problem 1GLP

Solution:

    Date
    General Journal
    Debit
    Credit
    2014


    Apr. 20
    Merchandise Inventory
    $40,250


    Accounts Payable − Locust

    $40,250




    May 19
    Accounts Payable − Locust
    $40,250


    Cash

    $5,250

    Notes Payable − Locust

    $35,000




    July 8
    Cash
    $80,000


    Notes Payable − National Bank

    $80,000




    Aug. 17
    Notes Payable - Locust
    $35,000


    Interest Expense
    $875


    Cash

    $35,875




    Nov. 5
    Notes Payable − National Bank
    $80,000


    Interest Expense
    $2,400


    Cash

    $82,400




    Nov. 28
    Cash
    $42,000


    Notes Payable − Fargo Bank

    $42,000
    2015


    Jan. 27
    Notes Payable − Fargo Bank
    $42,000


    Interest Expense
    $252


    Interest Payable
    $308


    Cash

    $42,560

Accounts Payable Ledger

    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    2015


    Apr. 20

    $40,250
    $40,250
    May. 19
    $40,250

    $0
    Dec. 31


    $0




Notes Payable Ledger

    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    2014


    May 19

    $35,000
    $35,000
    July 8

    $80,000
    $115,000
    Aug. 17
    $35,000

    $80,000
    Nov. 5
    $80,000

    0
    Nov. 28

    $42,000
    $42,000
    Dec.31


    $42,000
    2015


    Jan. 27
    $42,000

    0

    Amount and timing of Interest Expense for each note
    Notes
    Notes Date
    Term
    Maturity
    Amount
    Locust
    May 19
    90 days
    August 17
    $875
    National Bank
    July 8
    120 days
    November 5
    $2,400
    Fargo Bank
    November 28
    60 days
    January 27
    $560





Journal entry to record accrued interest on note issued to Fargo Bank at December 31, 2014.

    Date
    General Journal
    Debit
    Credit
    2014



    Dec. 31
    Interest Expense
    $308


    Interest Payable

    $308

Explanation of Solution

Explanation:


    Locust
    National Bank
    Fargo Bank
    Date of issue
    May 19
    July 8
    November 28
    Terms of Notes
    90 days
    120 days
    60 days
    Maturity date
    August 17
    November 5
    January 27

Computation of interest due at maturity of each three notes

Interest = Principal X Rate of interest X Time

  Locust = $35,000 X 10% X  90Days 360Days =$875 National Bank = $80,000 X 9% X  120Days 360Days  = $2,400 Fargo Bank = $42,000 X 8% X  60Days 360Days = $560

Accrued Interest expense for Fargo Bank
  Accrued Interest Expense for 2014 = $42,000 X 8% X 33Days360Days = $308

Interest expense for Fargo Bank in 2015

    Total Interest Expense
    $560
    Less: Accrued interest expense in 2014
    $308
    Interest expense to be recorded in 2015
    $252

Conclusion

Conclusion:

It is concluded that the maturity date of Locust, National Bank and Fargo Bank notes are August 17, November 5 and January 27 respectively. The interest due at the maturity of Locust is $875, National Bank; 2,400 and Fargo Bank is $560.

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