Goods are sold on 30.09.2022 to the company "PD" instead of the amount of €10,000, with promissory notes to our order due on 28.02.2023 to which interest of €500 is added (the company separates on 30.09.2022 the interest into: accrued and unearned accrued interest on notes receivable). Make the journal entry

Goods are sold on 30.09.2022 to the company "PD" instead of the amount of €10,000, with promissory notes to our order due on 28.02.2023 to which interest of €500 is added (the company separates on 30.09.2022 the interest into: accrued and unearned accrued interest on notes receivable). Make the journal entry

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Chapter9: Accounting For Receivables

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Problem 23Q: British Imports is unable to collect on a note worth $215,000 that has accumulated interest of $465....

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