a.
| Debit | Credit | ||
| Jul-01 | Cash | 20,000 | |
| To Note Payable-12% (Weston Bank) | 20,000 | ||
| Sep-16 | Office Equipment | 30000 | |
| To Note Payable-10% (Moontime Equipment) | 30,000 | ||
| Oct-01 | Note Payable-12% (Weston Bank) | 20000 | |
| Interest Expense (20000*12%)*90/360 | 600 | ||
| To Cash | 20,600 | ||
| Dec-01 | Cash | 100000 | |
| To Note Payable-9% (Jean Will) | 1,00,000 | ||
| Dec-01 | Inventory | 10000 | |
| To Note Payable-12% (Listen Corporation) | 10000 | ||
| Dec-16 | Note Payable-10% (Moontime Equipment) | 30000 | |
| Interest Expense (30000*10%)*3/12 | 750 | ||
| To Note Payable-16% (Moontime Equipment) | 30000 | ||
| To Cash | 750 | ||
b.
Adjusting Entry
| 31-Dec | Interest expense | 1050 | |
| To Interest Accrued/(Interest Payable) | 1050 |
| Interest expense | Date of Note issued | Days interest accrued up to 31-Dec | Interest Accrued | |
| Note Payable-9% (Jean Will) | Dec-01 | 30 | 750 | (100000*9%)*30/360 |
| To Note Payable-12% (Listen Corporation) | Dec-01 | 30 | 100 | (10000*12%)*30/360 |
| To Note Payable-16% (Moontime Equipment) | Dec-16 | 15 | 200 | (30000*16%)*15/360 |
| Total | 1050 | |||
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