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On 1 September 2019, PANDEKA Bhd used its receivables totalling RM 350,000 as collateral on a...

On 1 September 2019, PANDEKA Bhd used its receivables totalling RM 350,000 as collateral on a 250,000, 15% note from Intelligent Bank. PANDEKA Bhd will continue to collect the assigned receivables. Intelligent Bank will charge 2% as a finance charge which will be deducted in advance on the 250,000 value of the note. Collections of receivables for September is RM100,000, less cash discounts of RM800. On 1 October, PANDEKA Bhd paid to the bank the amount owed for September collection plus accrued interest. During October, PANDEKA Bhd collected the remaining accounts except for RM550 written off as uncollectible. On 1 November, PANDEKA Bhd paid to Intelligent Bank the remaining account owed plus accrued interest.

REQUIRED:

Prepare the journal entries necessary for both PANDEKA Bhd and Intelligent Bank.

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IN THE JOURNAL OF PANDEKA BHD
DATE PARTICULARS DEBIT CREDIT
30.09.2019 Finance Charge Dr.        5,000.00
      To Interest Payable Cr.        5,000.00
Being interest accrued for the month of September
30.09.2019 Bank/ Cash Dr.      99,200.00
Cash Discount Dr.            800.00
      To Accounts Receivables Cr.    100,000.00
Being amount received
01.10.2019 Interest Payable Dr.        5,000.00
15% Note Dr.    100,000.00
      To Intelligent Bank Cr.    105,000.00
Being accrued interest and amount owed to Intelligent Bank paid
30.10.2019 Bad Debts Dr.            550.00
     To Accounts Receivables Cr.            550.00
Being uncollectible amount written off
30.10.2019 Bank/ Cash Dr.    249,450.00
    To Accounts Receivables Cr.    249,450.00
Being amount received
30.10.2019 Finance Charge Dr.        3,000.00
      To Interest Payable Cr.        3,000.00
Being interest accrued for the month of October
01.11.2019 Interest Payable Dr.        3,000.00
15% Note Dr.    150,000.00
      To Intelligent Bank Cr.    153,000.00
Being accrued interest and amount owed to Intelligent Bank paid
   616,000.00    616,000.00

Assumptions - 2% per month is charged as finance charge

RECONICILIATION
Decription Balance
Collateral 250000 8000 0
Receivables 350000 0
Bank Asset 90650
Interest Exp Revenue Exp 8000
Bad debts Revenue Exp 550
Cash Discount Revenue Exp 800

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