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Old Feb 18, 2007, 10:13 AM
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Journal Entry for Interest Received

I'm having problems with the Journal Entry for the following:
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On October 1, 2005, XYZ Co. lent $48,000 to TightFit Shoes. A note was signed with principle and 10% interest to be paid on September 30, 2006.

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The JE should be done for who, XYZ Co. or TightFit Shoes?

If for XYZ,
On Oct 1/05,
Dr. Notes receivable 48,000
Cr. Cash 48,000

On Sept 30/06
Dr. Cash 4,800
Cr. Interest Revenue 4,800
48,000 x .1 = 4,800

If for TightFit Shoes,
On Oct 1/05,
Dr. Cash 48,000
Cr. Notes payable 48,000

On Sept 30/06
Dr. Interest Expense 4,800
Cr. Cash 4,800
48,000 x .1 = 4,800
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The JE should be done for who, XYZ Co. or TightFit Shoes?

If for XYZ,
On Oct 1/05,
Dr. Notes receivable 48,000
Cr. Cash 48,000

On Sept 30/06
Dr. Cash 4,800
Cr. Interest Revenue 4,800
48,000 x .1 = 4,800

If for TightFit Shoes,
On Oct 1/05,
Dr. Cash 48,000
Cr. Notes payable 48,000

On Sept 30/06
Dr. Interest Expense 4,800
Cr. Cash 4,800
48,000 x .1 = 4,800


CaptainForest, This request is for the XYZ Co. Thank you sooo much!
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You are welcome SJohann.

However, I misread the question, it is not just interest, put the principle to be paid back as well.

Therefore, the JE for XYZ Co. on Oct 1/05 is:
Dr. Notes receivable 48,000
Cr. Cash 48,000

And the change comes here:
On Sept 30/06
Dr. Cash 52,800 (4,800+48,000)
Cr. Interest Revenue 4,800
Cr. Notes receivable 48,000
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