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lionheart
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On September 20, World Co. borrowed $1,000,000 on a 9% note payable.  World paid the first of four quarterly payments of $264,200 when due on December 30.  In its December 31, balance sheet, what amount should World report as notes payable?

a.  $735,800
b.  $750,000
c.  $758,300
d.  $825,800

Answer is apparently c, but I dunno why.  Anyone, plz help??
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The note payable has an interest of 9%.  You have to include the interest of $22,500 [1,000,000 * .09 * 3/12] + remaining balance of the note which is 735,800 [1,000,000 - 264,200] = 758,300
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Whaaaat ??
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The interest on the $1m is 9%, but only 3 out of 12 months
have accrued by year end. So the payment being made
consists of both interest and principal for those 3 months.
The interest portion is [1m * (.09/4)] = 22,500. When you
subtract out the interest, the principal portion of the
payment is $241,700. Therefore the balance is reduced by
$241,700 to get $758,300.



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Averalis wrote:
The interest on the $1m is 9%, but only 3 out of 12 months
have accrued by year end. So the payment being made
consists of both interest and principal for those 3 months.
The interest portion is [1m * (.09/4)] = 22,500. When you
subtract out the interest, the principal portion of the
payment is $241,700. Therefore the balance is reduced by
$241,700 to get $758,300.

Thanks

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