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    wwilki5796 Posts: 5, Reputation: 1
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    Apr 25, 2007, 04:03 PM
    Journal entry
    December 1, 2004 company borrowed 80,000 by signing a 120 day, 6% note.

    a) journal entry for the borrowing on dec. 1, 2004

    b) accural entry for dec 1 2004

    c) the repayment of note with interest


    I Got

    A) December 1
    Db Cash 80,000
    Cr Notes payable 80,000

    b) December 31 2004

    Db Interest expense 400
    Cr Interest payable 400

    c) unsure
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    Apr 25, 2007, 04:40 PM
    Part A – correct

    Part B – I am assuming you mean the entry for Dec. 31, not Dec. 1 as you wrote.

    Therefore assuming a Dec. 31 entry, you are correct if basing it on 5 months. If you go by days, the amount is a few dollars higher than $400.

    Part C
    Dr. Interest Expense 1,600
    Dr. Interest Payable 400
    Dr. Notes Payable 80,000
    Cr. Cash 82,000

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