On October 1, Martin corporation sold 10,000 of merchandise to Robin corporation on account. Payment was due on October 31. On October 31, Martin accepted a $10,000, 6 percent, 60-day note in settlement of its account. On November 30, Robin discounted this note at a local bank at 6 percent.
Value of note = $10000
Discount rate = 6%
Net proceeds from the bank = $10000 - ($10000*6%)
= $10000 - $600 = $9400.
Net due from = Value of Note + Interest
= $10000 + ($10000*6%)*60/360
= $10000 + $600 *60/360
= $10000 + $100
= $10100.
Note: We assume that 360 days in a year.
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