CHAPTER 8 Receivables Problem 8-12A Short-term notes receivable L04 CHECK FIGURES: d. July 14, 2017: Interest income = $783.56 e. November 1, 2017: Interest income = $989.58 Seerden Servicing monitors its accounts receivable carefully. A review determined that a customer, John Daley, was unable to pay his $130,000 past-due account. Seerden accepted a 90-day promissory note dated April 15, 2017, bearing interest of 5% in exchange for Daley's account. Another customer, ABC Drilling, signed a 4.75%, six-month note dated May 1 in place of its $50,000 past-due accounts receivable. On May 31, Seerden's year-end, accrued interest was recorded on the notes receivable. John Daley honoured his note on the maturity date. ABC Drilling dishonoured its note on the maturity date. On November 15, Seerden Servicing wrote off ABC Drilling's account as it was determined to be uncollectible. Required Prepare Seerden Servicing's entries for each of the following dates (round calculations to the nearest whole cent): a. April 15, 2017 d. Maturity date of John Daley's note b. May 1, 2017 e. Maturity date of ABC Drilling's note c. May 31, 2017 f. November 15, 2017 Analysis Component: Assuming a $4,000 debit balance in the Allowance for Doubtful Accounts on November 14, 2017, calculate the balance after posting the entry in (f) above. Comment on the adequacy of the Allowance for Doubtful Accounts. Problem 8-13A Accounts Receivable Ratios L05 pendix III, calculate the following ratios for the years ended