Date Transaction Year 15-Jan Purchased equipment for $120,000, signing a 9 month, 8\% note payable. 26-Jan Recorded the week’s sales of $85,000, 75\% on account and 25\% cash. All sales are subject to a 7.25\% sales tax. 7-Feb Remitted last week’s sales tax to the appropriate government agency. 1-May Borrowed $175,000 on a 7 year, 9\% note payable calling for annual interest beginning next May 1. 1-Oct Issued $100,0005 year, 12\%, semiannual bonds payable. The bonds were issued at 104. 5-Oct Paid off the January 5 note payable. 30-Nov Purchased inventory at a cost of $9,500, signing a 3 month, 8\% note payable for that amount. 31-Dec Accrued warranty expense is estimated at 3\% of total sales of $1,200,000 (assume the sales were already recorded). 31-Dec Record accrued interest on all outstanding notes and bonds payable (make a separate journal entry for each. HINT: there are two notes and one bond for a total of 3 entries). Year 228-Feb Paid off the November 8\% inventory note plus interest at maturity. 4 journal entries notes payable, interest expense, interest payable, and cash 1-Apr Paid the interest due on the semi-annual bonds. 4 journal entries interest expense, interest payable, premium on bonds, and cash 1-May Paid the interest for one year on the long term note payable. 3 journal entries interest expense, interest payable, cash
Q. Date Transaction Year 15-Jan Purchased equipment for $120,000, signing a 9 month, 8\% note payable. 26-Jan Recorded the week’s sales of $85,000, 75\% on account and 25\% cash. All sales are subject to a 7.25\% sales tax. 7-Feb Remitted last week’s sales tax to the appropriate government agency. 1-May Borrowed $175,000 on a 7 year, 9\% note payable calling for annual interest beginning next May 1. 1-Oct Issued $100,0005 year, 12\%, semiannual bonds payable. The bonds were issued at 104. 5-Oct Paid off the January 5 note payable. 30-Nov Purchased inventory at a cost of $9,500, signing a 3 month, 8\% note payable for that amount. 31-Dec Accrued warranty expense is estimated at 3\% of total sales of $1,200,000 (assume the sales were already recorded). 31-Dec Record accrued interest on all outstanding notes and bonds payable (make a separate journal entry for each. HINT: there are two notes and one bond for a total of 3 entries). Year 228-Feb Paid off the November 8\% inventory note plus interest at maturity. 4 journal entries notes payable, interest expense, interest payable, and cash 1-Apr Paid the interest due on the semi-annual bonds. 4 journal entries interest expense, interest payable, premium on bonds, and cash 1-May Paid the interest for one year on the long term note payable. 3 journal entries interest expense, interest payable, cash
Calculate interest on 9-month note: Calculate the interest on the 9-month, 8% note payable for the equipment purchased on January 5, Year 1.Interest = Principal × Rate × TimeInterest = $120,000×8%×(129)Interest = $120,000×0.08×0.75Interest = $7,200
Record journal entry for interest: Record the journal entry for the interest on the 9-month note payable on December 31, Year 1.Debit Interest Expense $7,200Credit Interest Payable $7,200
Calculate interest on 3-month note: Calculate the interest on the 3-month, 8% note payable for the inventory purchased on November 30, Year 1.Interest = Principal × Rate × TimeInterest = $9,500×8%×(3/12)Interest = $9,500×0.08×0.25Interest = $190
Record journal entry for interest: Record the journal entry for the interest on the 3-month note payable on December 31, Year 1. Debit Interest Expense $190 Credit Interest Payable $190
Calculate accrued interest on bonds payable: Calculate the accrued interest on the $100,000, 12% semiannual bonds payable for the period from October 1 to December 31, Year 1.Interest = Principal × Rate × TimeInterest = $100,000×12%×(63)Interest = $100,000×0.12×0.5Interest = $6,000
Record journal entry for interest: Record the journal entry for the interest on the bonds payable on December 31, Year 1. Debit Interest Expense $6,000 Credit Interest Payable $6,000
Calculate interest on long-term note: Calculate the interest on the $175,000, 9\% note payable for the period from May 1, Year 1 to May 1, Year 2.Interest = Principal × Rate × TimeInterest = $175,000×9%×1Interest = $175,000×0.09Interest = $15,750
Record journal entry for interest: Record the journal entry for the interest on the long-term note payable on May 1, Year 2. Debit Interest Expense $15,750 Credit Interest Payable $15,750
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