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Answer:
Sale of land:
Promissory note Dr $1101460
Land Cr $590000
Discount on note Cr $401460
Gain on disposal Cr $110000
Sale of services:
Promissory note Dr $400000
discount on note Cr $179000
services rendered Cr $221000
Explanation:
For the sale of the land, we have to first dispose of the land and record gain on disposal as the sales proceeds of land are greater than it's book value. Then the promissory note has to be recorded as an asset but the note is issued at a discount (i.e less than the value of land being exchanged so the difference is recorded as a discount received on note, the effect of which will increase income). The entry is as follows:
Promissory note Dr $1101460
Land Cr $590000
Discount on note Cr $401460
Gain on disposal Cr $110000
The second sale is of rendering of services in exchange for promissory note. Here, Agnicourt Inc. is selling her services instead of any tangible asset in exchange for a promissory note. Similarly, here also the promissory note has been issued at a discount therefore discount on promissory note is also recorded the same way as for the land. The value of services rendered is not mentioned in the question, therefore we assume that services amount to $221000. The entry is as follows:
Promissory note Dr $400000
discount on note Cr $179000
services rendered Cr $221000
Journal entries tend to record accounting transactions of the business that are of economic and non-economic nature.
What is the journal entry for the sale of land?
Promissory note Dr $1101460
To Land $590000
To Discount on note $401460
To Gain on disposal $110000
What is the journal entry for the sale of services?
Promissory note Dr $400000
To Discount on note $179000
To Services rendered $221000
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