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XYZ CORP HAS THE FOLLOWING DATA REGARDING A NP AND THE COLLATERALIZED MACHINE: NOTE PAYABLE 185,000...

XYZ CORP HAS THE FOLLOWING DATA REGARDING A NP AND THE COLLATERALIZED MACHINE:

NOTE PAYABLE 185,000

INTEREST PAYABLE 6,000

OLD MACHINE COST 275,000

OLD MACHINE ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION (180,000)

OLD MACHINE FAIR MARKET VALUE 89,000

THE BANK FORECLOSED IN FULL SATISFACTION OF THE NOTE AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

REQUIRED: WHAT IS XYZ'S GAIN OR (LOSS) ON MACHINE DISPOSAL? (PLEASE INDICATE GAINS AS A POSITIVE NUMBER AND LOSS AS A NEGATIVE NUMBER)

REQUIRED: WHAT IS XYZ'S GAIN ON DEBT RESTRUCTURING?

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Following entry will be passed for restructuring
Accounting title and explanation Dr($) Cr($)
Note Payable $      185,000
Interest Payable $          6,000
Accumulated Depreciation - Machine $      180,000
Loss on disposal of machine $          6,000
          Machine $      275,000
          Gain on restructuring $      102,000
Working: Fair value of machine                  89,000
Machine Cost $           275,000
Less: Accumulated depreciation             (180,000)
Book Value of machine                  95,000
Loss on disposal of machine                  (6,000) (89000-95000)
Gain on restructuring:
Note payable $           185,000
Interest Payable              6,000
Total liability               191,000
Value of machine given                  89,000
Gain on restructuring: $           102,000 (191000-89000)

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