Bookkeeping for Modern Business
Bookkeeping for Modern Business
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The balance of the Interest Earned account is transferred to the Profit and Loss account at the close of the business period.
Exercise for the Student Exercise 89 Prepare a ledger account for the following transactions.
February 1. Received $318. 00 from F. E. Clark, in payment of his note and interest due to-day. Face of note $300. 00, interest, $18. 00.
5. Received interest on a loan, $10. 50.
8. Received interest on an overdue account, $14. 25.
Interest Paid Account The object of keeping an ...Interest Paid account is to show the amount of interest paid by the business for the use of mone^^ Illustrative Exercise Transactions relative to the Interest Paid account.
January 1. Paid our note and interest due to-day, $510. 00. Face of note $500. 00, interest $10. 00. 5. Paid interest on our note due to-day $6. 00. 9. Paid John Colmer interest on our overdue account, $4. 25.
172 Illustration 145 BOOKKEEPING FOR MODERN BUSINESS ^. '^a-i^^yU
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The balance of the Interest Earned account is transferred to the Profit and Loss account at the close of the business period.
Exercise for the Student Exercise 89 Prepare a ledger account for the following transactions.
February 1. Received $318. 00 from F. E. Clark, in payment of his note and interest due to-day. Face of note $300. 00, interest, $18. 00.
5. Received interest on a loan, $10. 50.
8. Received interest on an overdue account, $14. 25.
Interest Paid Account The object of keeping an ...Interest Paid account is to show the amount of interest paid by the business for the use of mone^^ Illustrative Exercise Transactions relative to the Interest Paid account.
January 1. Paid our note and interest due to-day, $510. 00. Face of note $500. 00, interest $10. 00. 5. Paid interest on our note due to-day $6. 00. 9. Paid John Colmer interest on our overdue account, $4. 25.
172 Illustration 145 BOOKKEEPING FOR MODERN BUSINESS ^. '^a-i^^yU
What to read after Bookkeeping for Modern Business?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John George Kirk to read onlineMoreLess
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