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ACCO 20053 Lecture Notes 6 - Notes Receivable
ACCO 20053 Lecture Notes 6 - Notes Receivable
12-10-2020
Notes Receivable
Previous CV - Principal - NI + EI = Current CV
NI – EI or EI – NI = Premium or Discount (amortization) respectively
Selling price = cash received + PV of note
Selling price – cost of asset = gain or loss
FV > PV = Discount, while PV > FV = Premium
Current portion = Principal to receive next year + its amortization (if premium) or – its
amortization (if discount)
Noncurrent portion = Principal to receive after 12 months + its total amortization (if
premium) or – its total amortization (if discount)
Note: if a note is non-interest bearing, it still has an interest-bearing component. The thing
is, the total principal amount (maturity value) includes the interest. To get the principal
and interest-bearing portion, use the effective interest method.
Note that when a note is non-interest bearing, it is always discounted with 0 nominal
interest. But when the interest is non-bearing, there will be no accrued interest. But when a
note is interest-bearing, there is a possible accruing interest. And when a note is non-
interest bearing, it is always discounted with 0 nominal interest.
When a note is to be received in lump sum, the principal amount is either current or
noncurrent, and no portion is divided as current or noncurrent.
Case 1
On January 01 2020, equipment costing P2,000,000 with an accumulated depreciation of P300,000
was sold for P500,000 cash and a three-year, 10% notes receivable in equal installments of
P400,000 every December 31 of each year plus interest based on outstanding balance. Interest
effective at this date is 12%.
Selling price
Cash received 500,000
PV of NR 1,160,122 1,660,122
CV of equipment
Cost 2,000,000
Acc. dep. 300,000 1,700,000
Loss on sale 39,878
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FV of note 1,200,000
PV of note 1,160,122
Discount 39,878
01/01/2
0 Cash 500,000
Equipment 2,000,000
Discount on NR 39,878
12/31/2
0 Cash 520,000
Discount 19,215
Notes R. 400,000
12/31/2
1 Cash 480,000
Discount 13,520
Notes R. 400,000
12/31/2
2 Cash 440,000
Discount 7,143
Notes R. 400,000
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As of 12/31/20, what is the current and noncurrent portion of receivables?
Case 2
On July 01 2020, equipment costing P2,000,000 with an accumulated depreciation of P500,000 was
sold for P500,000 cash and a three-year, 10% notes receivable in equal installments of
P400,000 every July 01 of each year plus interest based on outstanding balance (starting
2021). Interest effective at this date is 8%.
Selling price
Cash received 500,000
PV of NR 1,242,290 1,742,290
CV of eqp.
Cost 2,000,000
Acc. dep. 500,000 1,500,000
Gain on sale 242,290
FV of note 1,200,000
PV of note 1,242,290
Premium 42,290
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07/01/2
0 Cash 500,000
Notes R. 1,200,000
Acc. Depreciation 500,000
Premium 42,290
Equipment 2,000,000
Gain 242,290
12/31/2
0 Interest Rec. 60,000
Interest Income 49,692
Premium 10,308
07/01/2
1 Cash 520,000
Interest Income 49,692
Premium 10,308
Notes R. 400,000
Interest Rec. 60,000
12/31/2
1 Interest Rec. 40,000
Interest Income 32,867
Premium 7,133
07/01/2
2 Cash 480,000
Interest Rec. 40,000
Notes R. 400,000
Premium 7,133
Interest Income 32,867
12/31/2 Interest
2 Receivable 20,000
Interest Income 16,296
Premium 3,704
07/01/2
3 Cash 440,000
Interest Rec. 20,000
Notes R. 400,000
Premium 3,704
Interest Income 16,296
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Current portion = Principal to receive next year + its amortization (if premium) or – its
amortization (if discount)
Noncurrent portion = Principal to receive after 12 months + its total amortization (if
premium) or – its total amortization (if discount)
Note: if a note is non-interest bearing, it still has an interest-bearing component. The thing
is, the total principal amount (maturity value) includes the interest. To get the principal
and interest-bearing portion, use the effective interest method.
Case 3
On January 01 2020, equipment costing P2,000,000 with an accumulated depreciation of P500,000
was sold for P500,000 cash and a three-year, noninterest-bearing notes receivable in equal
installments of P400,000 every December 31 of each year. Interest effective at this date is
8%.
PV of notes receivable
(400,000 x 2.577097) 1,030,839
01/01/2
0 Cash 500,000
Notes Rec. 1,200,000
Acc. Dep. 500,000
Equipment 2,000,000
Discount 169,161
Gain 30,839
12/31/2
0 Cash 400,000
Discount 82,467
Notes R. 400,000
Interest Income 82,467
12/31/2
1 Cash 400,000
Discount 57,064
Notes R. 400,000
Interest Income 57,064
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12/31/2
2 Cash 400,000
Discount 29,630
Notes R. 400,000
Interest Income 29,630
Note that when a note is non-interest bearing, it is always discounted with 0 nominal
interest.
Note: when the interest is non-bearing, there will be no accrued interest. But when a note is
interest-bearing, there is a possible accruing interest.
Case 4
On January 01 2020, equipment costing P2,000,000 with an accumulated depreciation of P500,000
was sold for P500,000 cash and a three-year, noninterest-bearing notes receivable for
P1,200,000. Interest effective at this date is 8%.
PV of notes receivable
(1,200,000 x 1.08^-3) 952,599
FV 1,200,000
PV 952,599
Discount 247,401
Date EI (8%) CV
01/01/20 952,599
12/31/20 76,208 1,028,807 Noncurrent
12/31/21 82,305 1,111,111 Current
12/31/22 88,889 1,200,000
01/01/2
0 Cash 500,000
Notes R. 1,200,000
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Acc. Dep. 500,000
Loss on Sale 47,401
Equipment 2,000,000
Discount 247,401
12/31/2
0 Discount on NR 76,208
Interest
Income 76,208
12/31/2
1 Discount on NR 82,305
Interest
Income 82,305
12/31/2
2 Discount on NR 88,889
Interest
Income 88,889
Cash 1,200,000
Notes Receivable 1,200,000
When a note is to be received in lump sum, the principal amount is either current or
noncurrent, and no portion is divided as current or noncurrent.
作成した/終わった: 01-08-2021
Alcera, Vincent Luigil C.