Answer:
March 1
Note Receivable $10500 Dr
Accounts Receivable $10500 Cr
September 1
Cash 10920 Dr
Note Receivable 10500 Cr
Interest Revenue 420 Cr
Step-by-step explanation:
March 1.
The acceptance of note receivable by Terrell would mean that Terrell would create a new asset in the book namely Note receivable for $10500 and write off the asset named Accounts receivable against this amount. Thus, the entry would be to debit the note receivable and credit the accounts receivable.
September 1.
The Note pays interest at 8% annual rate. The note remains outstanding for 6 months from March to August. Thus, Terrell would receive the interest on note at 8% annual interest rate for 6 months. The amount of Interest revenue would be,
Interest revenue = 10500 * 0.08 * 6/12 = $420
Terrell would receive cash equal to the value of note receivable plus the interest on note receivable.
So, cash received would be = 10500 + 420 = 10920
Terrell will debit cash as it is received and credit the asset note receivable for 10500 to write it off and record interest revenue of $420