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Which type of payable is represented by a written promise to pay a specific amount?
Which type of payable is represented by a written promise to pay a specific amount?
- Taxes payable
- Notes payable (correct)
- Wages payable
- Interest payable
Current liabilities are typically paid within which of the following time frames?
Current liabilities are typically paid within which of the following time frames?
- Two years
- One month
- One year or the operating cycle out of current assets (correct)
- Five years
When a company issues an interest-bearing note, the credited amount in the Notes Payable account corresponds to which value?
When a company issues an interest-bearing note, the credited amount in the Notes Payable account corresponds to which value?
- Market value
- Cash realizable value
- Face value (correct)
- Maturity value
Upon issuing an interest-bearing note, the amount of cash received is usually what in relation to the note's face value?
Upon issuing an interest-bearing note, the amount of cash received is usually what in relation to the note's face value?
What is the correct journal entry to record the proceeds from issuing an interest-bearing note?
What is the correct journal entry to record the proceeds from issuing an interest-bearing note?
A note payable is defined as which of the following?
A note payable is defined as which of the following?
Which financial entry represents the issuance of a €600,000 note with an 8% interest rate?
Which financial entry represents the issuance of a €600,000 note with an 8% interest rate?
In the context of current liabilities, which would not typically be included?
In the context of current liabilities, which would not typically be included?
What is the total cash payment required by Hoffman Granite Company to pay off the note and interest at maturity?
What is the total cash payment required by Hoffman Granite Company to pay off the note and interest at maturity?
How is the interest expense calculated for the note signed by Hoffman Granite Company?
How is the interest expense calculated for the note signed by Hoffman Granite Company?
Which journal entry correctly reflects Hoffman Granite Company's payment at maturity when interest has been accrued?
Which journal entry correctly reflects Hoffman Granite Company's payment at maturity when interest has been accrued?
What is the correct adjusting journal entry Bud's Painting Service must make on December 31 for interest accrued?
What is the correct adjusting journal entry Bud's Painting Service must make on December 31 for interest accrued?
When interest is recorded on an interest-bearing note, which accounts are affected?
When interest is recorded on an interest-bearing note, which accounts are affected?
How much total cash will Bud's Painting Service pay on January 1 to settle the note and the accrued interest?
How much total cash will Bud's Painting Service pay on January 1 to settle the note and the accrued interest?
What amount is recorded as Interest Payable when the note matures?
What amount is recorded as Interest Payable when the note matures?
What effect does making the payment at maturity have on the Notes Payable account?
What effect does making the payment at maturity have on the Notes Payable account?
What is the formula used to calculate interest charged on a note payable?
What is the formula used to calculate interest charged on a note payable?
What is the total interest expense incurred from the €150,000 note over 4 months at a 6% interest rate?
What is the total interest expense incurred from the €150,000 note over 4 months at a 6% interest rate?
Which account is affected by the entry to record the payment of the note and accrued interest?
Which account is affected by the entry to record the payment of the note and accrued interest?
What will happen if Hoffman Granite Company does not accrue interest for the note?
What will happen if Hoffman Granite Company does not accrue interest for the note?
How much interest would be charged on a HK$400,000 note payable at 8% over 90 days?
How much interest would be charged on a HK$400,000 note payable at 8% over 90 days?
After paying off the note and interest, what is the effect on the Cash account?
After paying off the note and interest, what is the effect on the Cash account?
What amount is recorded for 'Interest Payable' in the adjusting entry on December 31?
What amount is recorded for 'Interest Payable' in the adjusting entry on December 31?
Calculate the interest charged on a $50,000 note payable at a 6% rate for 60 days.
Calculate the interest charged on a $50,000 note payable at a 6% rate for 60 days.
What is the entry to record payment of both the note and interest on January 1?
What is the entry to record payment of both the note and interest on January 1?
What would be the interest charged on a HK$225,000 note at 8% for a period of 3 months?
What would be the interest charged on a HK$225,000 note at 8% for a period of 3 months?
What does the term 'accrued interest' refer to in this context?
What does the term 'accrued interest' refer to in this context?
How much interest would a £100,000 note payable at 6% accumulate over 2 months?
How much interest would a £100,000 note payable at 6% accumulate over 2 months?
Which option correctly reflects the total liabilities of Bud's Painting Service after recording the interest expense and before payment?
Which option correctly reflects the total liabilities of Bud's Painting Service after recording the interest expense and before payment?
What is the total cash received from a €150,000 note after calculating interest for four months at a 6% rate?
What is the total cash received from a €150,000 note after calculating interest for four months at a 6% rate?
If Dakota Company issued an €800,000 note at 10% for nine months, what is the adjusting entry for accrued interest at December 31, 2020?
If Dakota Company issued an €800,000 note at 10% for nine months, what is the adjusting entry for accrued interest at December 31, 2020?
What factor is used in the interest calculation for a 90-day note payable?
What factor is used in the interest calculation for a 90-day note payable?
What amount will be reported on Lulzbot.com's statement of financial position as Warranty Liability on December 31, 2020?
What amount will be reported on Lulzbot.com's statement of financial position as Warranty Liability on December 31, 2020?
Which of the following is included in current liabilities?
Which of the following is included in current liabilities?
How are current liabilities generally presented on the statement of financial position?
How are current liabilities generally presented on the statement of financial position?
What is the definition of a current liability?
What is the definition of a current liability?
Which of the following statements regarding current liabilities is correct?
Which of the following statements regarding current liabilities is correct?
What are typical costs associated with warranty claims expected to be?
What are typical costs associated with warranty claims expected to be?
What factor is not considered when determining warranty liability?
What factor is not considered when determining warranty liability?
If a company’s warranty expenses exceed the estimated liability, how should this be treated?
If a company’s warranty expenses exceed the estimated liability, how should this be treated?
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Study Notes
Current Liabilities
- Current liabilities are obligations that a company expects to pay within one year or the operating cycle, whichever is longer.
- Current liabilities are typically paid out of current assets.
- Current liabilities include:
- Accounts payable
- Salaries payable
- Taxes payable
- Interest payable
- Notes payable
- Unearned revenues
- Notes payable are written promissory notes.
- Issuing an interest-bearing note involves crediting Notes Payable for the face value of the note.
- When interest is accrued on an interest-bearing note, Interest Expense is increased and Interest Payable is increased.
- The balance in the Notes Payable account is decreased by the amount of the principal at maturity.
- Warranty liabilities arise when a company provides a warranty on its products.
- The estimated warranty cost is calculated by multiplying the number of units sold by the estimated percentage of defective units and then multiplying that result by the average cost per unit.
- Warranty liabilities are typically reported on the statement of financial position as a current liability.
- Current liabilities are typically listed after non-current liabilities on the statement of financial position.
- Current liabilities are typically presented in order of maturity.
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