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Nov 1st
note receivable debit 66,600
cash credit 66,600
Dec 11th
note receivable debit 7,200
sales revenue credit 7,200
Dec 16th
note receivable debit 9,600
account receivable credit 9,600
Dec 31th (adjusting entry)
interest receivable debit 714
interest revenue credit 714
Explanation:
(this calculation are done assuming 360 days year)
Nov 1st 66,600 6%  interest at Dec 31th  = 66,600 x 0.06 * (2/12) = $666
Dec 11th 7,200 90 days note 6% at Dec 31th = 7,200 x 0.06 x (20/360) = $24
Dec 16 9,600 6% 180 days  at Dec 31th  = 9,600 x 0.06 x (15/360) = $24
Total interest 666+24+24 = 714
The appropriate Journal entries to record Splish Brothers Inc transactions are:
Splish Brothers Inc Journal entries Â
1-Nov
Debit Notes Receivable - C. Bohr $66,600 Â
Credit Cash $66,600
(To record the money lend on note receivable)
11-Dec
Debit Notes Receivable - K. R. Pine, Inc. $7,200 Â
Credit Cash  $7,200
(To record the goods sold and notes receivable received)
16-Dec
Debit Notes Receivable - A. Murdock $9,600 Â
Credit Accounts Receivable - A. Murdock  $9,600
(To record notes received for settling account receivable)
31-Dec
Debit Interest Receivable $730
($666+$24+$40)
Credit Interest Revenue $666 Â
($66,600×6%×2/12)
Credit Interest Revenue $24
($7,200×6%×20/360)
Credit Interest Revenue $40
($12,000×8%×15/360)
(To record accrued interest)
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Bohr Note from 1st Nov to 31st Dec=2 months  Â
Pine Note  from 11th Dec to 31st Dec=20 days Â
Murdock from 16th Dec to 31st Dec= 15 days
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