When a corporation borrows fundsQuestionWhen a corporation borrows funds by signing a note payable which includes an interest provision, which of the following accounts are affected on the date of the borrowing? I. cash II. notes payable III. interest payableAnswer & ExplanationWhen a corpora...
When a corporation borrows funds by signing a note payable which includes an
interest provision, which of the following accounts are affected on the date of
the borrowing? I. cash II. notes payable III. interest payable
Answer & Explanation
When a corporation borrows funds by signing a note payable that includes an
interest provision, the accounts affected on the date of borrowing are:
I. Cash: This account is affected because the corporation receives cash from the
lender. The cash account will increase as it reflects the inflow of funds.
II. Notes Payable: This account is also affected because it represents the
liability that the corporation has incurred by borrowing money. The notes
payable account will increase to reflect this new obligation.
III. Interest Payable: This account is not typically affected on the date of
borrowing itself. Interest payable usually comes into play when interest accrues
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