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On 1/1/2020, Star sold a machine with the following terms to Eagle Inc.: cash received $20,000,...

On 1/1/2020, Star sold a machine with the following terms to Eagle Inc.: cash received $20,000, $40,000 5% (state rate) note receivable due in 5 years with interest payable 1/1 and . Eagle’s cost of capital is 6%. The original cost of the machine was $25,000 with an accumulated depreciation of $11,000.

The present value of the note is ________________________

The entry Star (seller) would record is:

The entry Eagle (buyer) would record is:

Prepare the first 4 periods of the amortization schedule for the note that Eagle (the Buyer) would prepare. You only need to show the first 4 periods. Label the amortization schedule with account names and debits/credits:

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