FINANCIAL ACCT-CONNECT
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Chapter 9, Problem 4QS
Summary Introduction

Introduction: Short term notes payable are current liabilities. When a short-term notes face value equals the amount borrowed, it identifies a rate of interest to be paid at maturity.

To determine: Compute the accrued interest payable on 31, December 2016.

Summary Introduction

Introduction: Short term notes payable are current liabilities. When a short-term notes face value equals the amount borrowed, it identifies a rate of interest to be paid at maturity.

To determine: Prepare Journal entries

Summary Introduction

Introduction: Short term notes payable are current liabilities. When a short-term notes face value equals the amount borrowed, it identifies a rate of interest to be paid at maturity.

To determine: Prepare Journal entries

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