Module 5: Promissory Notes Flashcards
This is a written promise by a maker/debitor to pay a payee/creditor an amount/principal/face value at a fixed determinable future time/maturity date, which may or may not include interest.
Promissory Note
The types of accounts interest can take.
Revenue (Payee) or Expense (Maker)
This is the percentage multiplied by the principal to gain the interest amount.
Interest Rate
This is the date of the note to maturity. (e.g. July 1-July 31 = 30 days)
Interest Period/Term of Note
This is the final payment due date.
Maturity Date
The amount that will be paid upon the maturity date.
Maturity Value = Principal/Face Value + Interest
What are the sources of promissory notes?
Rendered Services/Goods Sold - Notes Receivable (Dr), Sales/Service Income (Cr)
Settlement of Account - Accounts Receivable (Dr), Sales/Service Income (Cr) to Notes Payable (Dr), Accounts Receivable (Cr)
Loan Transaction - Notes Payable (Dr), Cash (Cr)
Interest/Discount
Principal x Rate x Time
Interest Bearing
Maturity Value = P + I
Non-Interest Bearing
Maturity Value = P - D