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The notes receivable held by the Tolleson Company on August 3, 2016, are summarized below. On...

The notes receivable held by the Tolleson Company on August 3, 2016, are summarized below. On August 4, 2016, Tolleson discounted all of these notes at Neighborhood Bank and Trust at a discount rate of 12 percent. Note No. Date Face Amount Period Interest Rate 31 Apr. 4, 2016 $ 33,000 6 months 10 % 32 June 11, 2016 17,100 120 days 7 % 33 July 31, 2016 14,800 60 days 12 % Compute the net proceeds received from discounting each note. (Use 360 days a year.) Analyze: What is the net interest income or expense to be reported from these transactions assuming all notes are paid when due? (Do not round intermediate calculations and round your final answer to 2 decimal places.)

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Answer 1.
Note No. Date Amount Interest Rate Period Interest Amount Total Maturity Value Discount Discounted Value of Bond
31 4-Apr       33,000.00 10% 6 Month           1,650.00             34,650.00         670.00                33,980.00
32 11-Jun       17,100.00 7% 120 Days              399.00             17,499.00         385.00                17,114.00
33 31-Jul       14,800.00 12% 60 Days              296.00             15,096.00         282.00                14,814.00
Discount = Maturity Value of Bond X Discount Rate X Discount Period
Discount - Note -31 = $34,650 X 12% X 58/180 = $669.90 or say $670 (Apprx.)
Discount - Note -32 = $17,499 X 12% X 66/360 = $384.98 or say $385 (Approx.)
Discount - Note -33 = $15,096 X 12% X 56/360 = $281.79 or say $282
Answer 2.
Note No. Date Value of Note Discounted Value of Bond Interest Revenue (Expense)
31 4-Apr       33,000.00            33,980.00                         980.00
32 11-Jun       17,100.00            17,114.00                           14.00
33 31-Jul       14,800.00            14,814.00                           14.00

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