Answer:
Infinity Diner
General Journal Entries:
Dec. 3 Debit Accounts receivable (Brian Chan) $6,900
Credit Sales Revenue $6,900
To record the sale of merchandise on account.
Dec. 11 Debit Accounts receivable (Gloria Lupo) $3,600
Credit Sales Revenue $3,600
To record the sale of merchandise on account.
Jan. 2 Debit 10% Notes receivable (Brian Chan) $6,900
Credit Accounts receivable (Brian Chan) $6,900
To record the acceptance of a 30-day note in payment of account.
Jan. 10 Debit 12% Notes receivable (Gloria Lupo) $3,600
Credit Accounts receivable $3,600
To record the acceptance of a 30-day note in payment of account.
Feb. 1 Debit Cash $657.50
Debit 14% Notes receivable (Brian Chan) $6,300
Credit 10% Notes receivable (Brian Chan) $6,900
Credit Interest revenue $57.50
To record the acceptance of a 60-day note for the remaining balance.
Feb. 9 Debit Accounts receivable (Gloria Lupo) $3,636
Credit 12% Notes receivable (Gloria Lupo) $3,600
Credit Interest revenue $36
To record the dishonor of note on maturity date.
Apr. 2 Debit Cash $6,447
Credit 14% Notes receivable (Brian Chan) $6,300
Credit Interest revenue $147
To record the receipt of cash for full settlement on account.
Step-by-step explanation:
a) Data and Analysis:
Dec. 3 Accounts receivable (Brian Chan) $6,900 Sales Revenue $6,900
Dec. 11 Accounts receivable (Gloria Lupo) $3,600 Sales Revenue $3,600
Jan. 2 10% Notes receivable (Brian Chan) $6,900 Accounts receivable (Brian Chan) $6,900 30-day note in payment of account.
Jan. 10 12% Notes receivable (Gloria Lupo) $3,600 Accounts receivable $3,600 30-day note in payment of account.
Feb. 1 Cash $657.50 14% Notes receivable (Brian Chan) $6,300 10% Notes receivable (Brian Chan) $6,900 Interest revenue $57.50 60-day note for the remaining balance.
Feb. 9 Accounts receivable (Gloria Lupo) $3,636 Notes receivable (Gloria Lupo) $3,600 Interest revenue $36
Apr. 2 Cash $6,447 14% Notes receivable (Brian Chan) $6,300 Interest revenue $147