On June $1,2018,$ Angel Corp received $$289,747\mathrm{.}18$ in exchange for a $5-$year non$-$interest bearing note with a face value of $$350,000$ due on June $1,2023.$ What is the imputed rate of interest on this note?

Select one:

a$.9\%$

b$.4\%$

c$.7\%$

d$.6\%$

On June $1,2018,$ Angel Corp received $$289,747\mathrm{.}18$ in exchange for a $5-$year non$-$interest bearing note with a face value of $$350,000$ due on June $1,2023.$ What is the imputed rate of interest on this note?

Select one:

a$.9\%$

b$.4\%$

c$.7\%$

d$.6\%$

On June $1,2018,$ Angel Corp received $$289,747\mathrm{.}18$ in exchange for a $5-$year non$-$interest bearing note with a face value of $$350,000$ due on June $1,2023.$ What is the imputed rate of interest on this note?

Select one:

a$.9\%$

b$.4\%$

c$.7\%$

d$.6\%$

On $10/1/2018,$ Marley Company issues a $3-$year interest bearing note payable with a face value of $$60,000$ to Nelson Company in exchange for equipment. The note has a stated interest rate of $4\%,$ which is compounded annually. Interest payments are due on $10/1$ of each year. Which of the following would be included in Marley's $12/31/2018$ adjusting journal entry related to this note?

Select one:

a$.$ Credit of $$2,400$ to the Interest Payable account $.$

b$.$ Credit of $$600$ to the Interest Payable account

c$.$ Debit of $$2,400$ to the Interest Payable account

d$.$ Credit of $$600$ to the Notes Payable account

On $10/1/2018,$ Marley Company issues a $3-$year interest bearing note payable with a face value of $$60,000$ to Nelson Company in exchange for equipment. The note has a stated interest rate of $4\%,$ which is compounded annually. Interest payments are due on $10/1$ of each year. Which of the following would be included in Marley's $12/31/2018$ adjusting journal entry related to this note?

Select one:

a$.$ Credit of $$2,400$ to the Interest Payable account $.$

b$.$ Credit of $$600$ to the Interest Payable account

c$.$ Debit of $$2,400$ to the Interest Payable account

d$.$ Credit of $$600$ to the Notes Payable account

Campbell Corp purchases two debt securities on January $1,2019.$ It classifies one as a trading security and one as an availablefor$-$sale security. Campbell owns both investments at the end of $2018.$ As of December $31,2019,$ the fair value of the trading security has decreased by $$2,000$ and the fair value of the available$-$for$-$sale security has increased by $$4,000.$ Which of the following represents the appropriate impact to Campbell Corp's income statement?

Select one:

a$.$ $$2,000$ reduction to net income

b$.$ $$4,000$ increase to other comprehensive income

c$.$ $$2,000$ increase to net income and $$4,000$ reduction to other comprehensive income

d$.2,000$ decrease to net income and $$4,000$ increase to other comprehensive income

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Campbell Corp purchases two debt securities on January $1,2019.$ It classifies one as a trading security and one as an availablefor$-$sale security. Campbell owns both investments at the end of $2018.$ As of December $31,2019,$ the fair value of the trading security has decreased by $$2,000$ and the fair value of the available$-$for$-$sale security has increased by $$4,000.$ Which of the following represents the appropriate impact to Campbell Corp's income statement?

Select one:

a$.$ $$2,000$ reduction to net income

b$.$ $$4,000$ increase to other comprehensive income

c$.$ $$2,000$ increase to net income and $$4,000$ reduction to other comprehensive income

d$.2,000$ decrease to net income and $$4,000$ increase to other comprehensive income

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Campbell Corp purchases two debt securities on January $1,2019.$ It classifies one as a trading security and one as an availablefor$-$sale security. Campbell owns both investments at the end of $2018.$ As of December $31,2019,$ the fair value of the trading