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Prepare all Journal Entries related to the following note of ABC Company for the 2019 fiscal...

Prepare all Journal Entries related to the following note of ABC Company for the 2019 fiscal year which ends Dec. 31, 2019.
NOTE C: On April 1, 2019, ABC Company finished consultation services and accepted in exchange a promissory note with a face value of $100,000, a due date of April 1, 2021, and no stated or coupon rate. The 11% interest is a realistic interest rate (market rate)for a note of this type.

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Year PV factor @ 11% Remarks
1            0.90090 = 1 / 1.11
2            0.81162 = 0.9009 / 1.11
Date General Journal Debit Credit
Apr 1, 2019 Notes receivable $        100,000
Sales revenue (0.81162*100000) $          81,162
Discount on Note Receivable $          18,838
(To record sales revenue)
Dec 31, 2019 Discount on Note Receivable $            6,696
Interest revenue $            6,696
(To record Interest revenue.) (Apr to Dec =9 months) (8928*9/12)
Dec 31, 2020 Discount on Note Receivable $            9,665
Interest revenue $            9,665
(To record Interest revenue.) ((8928*3/12)+(9910*9/12))
Apr 1, 2021 Discount on Note Receivable $            2,477
Interest revenue $            2,477
(To record Interest revenue.) (18838-6696-9665) or (9910*3/12)
Apr 1, 2021 Cash $        100,000
Notes receivable $        100,000
(To record Cash received from zero-interest-bearing note .)


Face value Less:Discount on Note Book value of note Interest revenue (Book value of note*11%)
Year 1 $        100,000 $        18,838 $          81,162 $          8,928
Year 2 $        100,000 $          9,910 $          90,090 $          9,910
Discount on Note for Year 2 = 18838-8928

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