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On January 1, 2019 Lindsay Inc. provided consulting services( NOT CASH ) to Hamler Corp. in...

On January 1, 2019 Lindsay Inc. provided consulting services( NOT CASH ) to Hamler Corp. in return for a 2 year, zero interest note. Hamler Corp will pay Lindsay Inc. $20,000 when the note matures on December 31, 2020. The interest rate on similar notes is 6%. Complete the following amortization table related to Lindsay’s Notes Receivable.

Date

Cash Received

Interest Revenue

Disc/Prem Amortized

Carrying Amount

1-Jan

Please prepare the necessary journal entries for Lindsay Inc. in 2019 and 2020.

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Expert Solution

Present Value of $20,000 receivable after two year from 01-01-2019.
= $20,0000/(1.06)(1.06)
= $ 17,799.93
Date Cash Received/ PV of Notes Receivable Opening Balance Interest Revenue Disc/Premium
Amortized
Carrying Amount
01-01-2019 17799.93 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
31-12-2019 0.00 0.00 1068.00 0.00 18867.93
31-12-2020 0.00 18867.93 1132.07 0.00 20000.00

Journal Entry for the above transaction is as under

Accounts Debit
( In TL.000)
Credit
( In TL. )
01-01-2019 Notes Receivable A/C Dr 17,799.93
Consulting Income 17,799.93
(Being Income and Notes Receivable recognised)
31-12-2019 Notes Receivable A/C Dr 1068.00
To Interest Income         1,068
(Being Interest Income recognised for the year 2019)
31-12-2019 Interest Income A/c Dr          1,068
To Profit & Loss A/c         1,068
( Being Interest Income charged in Profit and Loss A/c )
31-12-2020 Notes Receivable A/C Dr     1,132.07
To Interest Income    1,132.07
(Being Interest Income recognised for the year 2020)
31-12-2020 Interest Income A/c Dr     1,132.07
To Profit & Loss A/c    1,132.07
( Being Interest Income charged in Profit and Loss A/c )
31-12-2020 Cash A/c Dr        20,000
To Notes Receivable       20,000
( Being Cash received on Maturity of Notes)

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