Notes Receivable/Notes Payable Flashcards
Notes receivables/payables due in one year are recorded at
MATURITY VALUE
Notes receivables/payables due more than one year are recorded at
PRESENT VALUES
Discounting of NR
sale of NR to a bank
JE - Notes received solely for cash
Notes Receivable
Cash
JE - Notes received for goods or services
at reasonable rate, due within 1 year
Notes Receivable
Asset
Gain on Sale
No premium or discount
record asset at BV
record gain or loss
JE - Non interest bearing notes receivable
no state interest rate or unreasonable interest
FMV of note or of goods given
- Compute the discount on NR:
Fair value of asset or note
– Face value of note
= Discount on NR
Notes Receivable (at face)
Discount on NR
Asset (at BV)
Gain on sale
Face
– FV of asset/or note = Discount
FV of asset
– BV of asset = Gain on sale
JE - Notes receivable
FV of note and goods not given
reasonable interest for the kind of note is given
Compute present value of note using the
IMPUTED INTEREST
Face of note
– Present value
== Discount on NR
Notes receivable
Discount on NR
Asset - at BV
Gain on sale
Face of note
minus PV = discount on NR
Present value of note
minus BV of asset
= Gain on sale
Discounting of notes receivable
Compute maturity value of note
Face plus accrued interest
Discounting of notes receivable
Compute proceeds of note
Maturity value
minus Discount (face X discount rate
x time remaining)
= Proceeds of note
JE - Discounting of notes receivable
When note is sold to a bank
Cash (proceeds)
Loss on discounting (plug)
Notes receivable