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Summary: Accounting For Notes Payable Prepared By: Eden C. Cabrera

This document summarizes 12 types of notes payable and provides the present value (PV) formula for each, as well as the discount amortization method and interest expense calculation for the first year. It covers both short-term and long-term notes that are interest-bearing or non-interest bearing, issued for cash or non-cash assets, with payment terms including lump sums, installments, and unequal periodic payments.

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Summary: Accounting For Notes Payable Prepared By: Eden C. Cabrera

This document summarizes 12 types of notes payable and provides the present value (PV) formula for each, as well as the discount amortization method and interest expense calculation for the first year. It covers both short-term and long-term notes that are interest-bearing or non-interest bearing, issued for cash or non-cash assets, with payment terms including lump sums, installments, and unequal periodic payments.

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SUMMARY: ACCOUNTING FOR NOTES PAYABLE

PREPARED BY: EDEN C. CABRERA

TYPE OF NOTES PV FORMULA DISCOUNT FORMULA

(1) short-term; non-


interest bearing; face PV=cash proceeds or face value none
value=cash proceeds

(2) short-term;
PV=face value none
interest bearing

(3) short-term; non-


interest bearing; face
value > cash PV = cash proceeds Face Value - Cash Proceeds
proceeds;

(4) short-term; non-


interest bearing; face
value > cash PV = cash proceeds Face value - cash proceeds
proceeds; payable on
installment

(5) long-term; interest


bearing; interest rate PV = face value
none
is same as prevailing
market rate

(6) long-term, non-


interest bearing; PV = cash proceeds Face value - Cash proceeds
issued for cash

(7) long-term; non-


interest bearing;
issued for non-cash PV = cash price Face value - Cash price
asset; cash price is
given
(8) long-term; non-
interest bearing;
issued for non-cash PV = Periodic payment x PVf of Face Value - Present value
asset; no cash price annuity of P1
given; payable in
installments

(9) long-term; non-


interest bearing;
issued for non-cash PV = lumpsum payment x PVF of Face value - Present value
asset; no cash price is P1
given; payable in
lumpsum

(10) long-term; non-


interest bearing;
issued for non-cash
asset; no cash price PV = periodic payment x PVF of Face value - Present Value
given; payable in annuity due
installments with fist
payment given in
advance

(11) long-term;
interest bearing;
interest rate is
substantially lower PV = (face value x PVF of P1) +
than the prevailing (periodic interest payment x PVF Face value - Present Value
market rate; principal of annuity of P1)
is payable in
lumpsum; interest is
payable periodically

(12) long-term; non-


interest bearing; PV = total of the PV of each
issued for non-cash scheduled payment; PV of each
Face value - Present value
asset; no cash price scheduled payment = scheduled
given; periodic payment x PVF of P1
payment is unequal
DISCOUNT AMORTIZATION INTEREST EXPENSE, END OF YEAR 1
METHOD

none none

none I=Pxrxt

Straight-line method I = Discount/term of note x time

Outstanding balance method I = (outstanding balance, Yr1/Total of


Outstanding Balances) x Discount

none I=Pxrxt

effective interest method I = Pv x eir x t

effective interest method I = Pv x eir x t


effective interest method I = Pv x eir x t

effective interest method I = Pv x eir x t

effective interest method I = PV(net of first payment) x eir x t

effective interest method I = Pv x eir x t

effective interest method I = Pv x eir x t


SUMMARY: ACCOUNTING OR NOTES PAYABLE

TYPE OF NOTES PV FORMULA

(1) short-term; non-


interest bearing; face
value=cash proceeds

(2) short-term;
interest bearing

(3) short-term; non-


interest bearing; face
value > cash
proceeds;

(4) short-term; non-


interest bearing; face
value > cash
proceeds; payable on
installment

(5) long-term; interest


bearing; interest rate
is same as prevailing
market rate

(6) long-term, non-


interest bearing;
issued for cash

(7) long-term; nn-


interest bearning;
issued for non-cash
asset; cash price is
given

(8) long-term; non-


interest bearning;
issued for non-cash
asset; no cash price
given; payable in
installments
(9) long-term; non-
interest bearning;
issued for non-cash
asset; no cash price is
given; payable in
lumpsum

(10) long-term; non-


interest bearing;
issued for non-cash
asset; no cash price
given; payable in
installments with fist
payment given in
advance

(11) long-term;
interest bearing;
interest rate is
substantially lower
PV = (PVF of 1 x face value) + (PVF of annuity
than the prevailing
of 1 x periodic interest payment)
market rate; principla
is payable in
lumpsum; interest is
payable periodically

(12) long-term; non-


interest bearing;
issued for non-cash
PV = sum of PV of all periodic payments;
asset; no cash price
given; periodic
payment is unequal

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