FINANCIAL+MANAG.ACCT.
FINANCIAL+MANAG.ACCT.
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Chapter 9, Problem 6E

a

To determine

Concept Introduction:

Short-term notes payable: It is a written promissory note to pay a specific amount on a stated future date within one year. Promissory notes can be sold or transferred from one party to another party, most of the notes payable are interest-bearing.

The entry to be recorded on March 1.

b

To determine

Concept Introduction:

Short-term notes payable: It is a written promissory note to pay a specific amount on a stated future date within one year. Promissory notes can be sold or transferred from one party to another party, most of the notes payable are interest-bearing.

The entry to be recorded on September 27.

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