ageNOwv2 | Online teaching and learning reso...O https://www.toolingu.com/Ims/contentplayer/?corpo..Enter your password for "hjmolin" in InterneAccounts.eBookAccounts and Notes PayableOn April 15, Champion Industries buys $1,340,000 of inventory orf credit. On May 31, Champion approaches its supplier because it cannot pay the $1,340,000. Thesupplier agrees to roll the amount įnto a ñote due on November 30 with 12% interest.Required:Prepare the necessary journal entries from April 15 through payment on November 30. If an amount box does not require an entry, leave it blank.April 15 InventoryAccounts Payable(Record purchase of inventory on credit)May 31 Accounts PayableNotes Payable(Record issuance of note to coyer unpaid account payable)Nov. 30 Notes PayableInterest ExpenseCash(Record payment of note and interest)FeedbackPreviousNextCheck My Work

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On April 15, Champion Industries buys $1,340,000 of inventory orf credit. On May 31, Champion approaches its supplier because it cannot pay the $1,340,000. supplier agrees to roll the amount jnto a ñote due on November 30 with 12% interest.

On April 15, Champion Industries buys $1,340,000 of inventory orf credit. On May 31, Champion approaches its supplier because it cannot pay the $1,340,000. supplier agrees to roll the amount jnto a ñote due on November 30 with 12% interest.

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Author:OpenStax

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Chapter12: Current Liabilities

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