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ABC Corporation had the following transactions: 2020 01-Feb ABC loaned $20,000 To XYZ Corporation in exchange...

ABC Corporation had the following transactions:

2020 01-Feb ABC loaned $20,000 To XYZ Corporation in exchange for a 6% 3 month note

28-Feb Made an adjusting entry to accrue interest on XYZ note.

01-May Collected the XYZ note. 01-Jun Received a 3 month 5% , $250,000 note from KLM Incorporated as settlement for their account.

31-Aug Collected the KLM Incorporated note. 01-Sep Sold goods to 123 Limited , receiving a $20,000 six month 5% note

01-Sep Sold the 123 Limited note to DMK Financing receiving $18,800 cash

Required: Prepare the journal entries to record the above transactions

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Journal emtries are as follows:

Date Account and Explanation Debit($) Credit($)
    2020 Note Receivable 20,000
01 - Feb                 Cash        20,000
(Recorded the notes receivable)
   28 - Feb Interest Receivable ($20,000 *6% *1/12)        100
              Interest Income         100
(Recorded the interest income for a month)
1 May Cash       20,300
   Interest Receivable (20,000 *6% *1/12)                   100
         Interest Income (20,000 *6% *2/12)      200  
         Note Receivable        20,000
(Recorded the interest and note)
01- June    Note Receivable         250,000
          Cash        250,000
(Recorded the notes receivable)
31 Aug Cash          253,125
           Interest Income ($250,000 * 5% *3/12)          3,125
           Note Receivable          250,000
(Recorded the notes collected)
1 Sept Notes Receivable          20,000
            Sale         20,000
(Recorded the Notes Receivable)
1 Sept    Cash       18,800
   Discount          1,200
             Notes Receivable     20,000
(Recorded the payment of the notes)

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