Discount Cash Premium Interest payable Par Interest expense Discount on bond payable Yes Bonds payable No Loss on redemption Gain on redemptin Cash Interest payable Interest receivable Notes payable Gain on restructuring Loss on restructuring Discount on Note payable Premium on Note payable Bad debt expense Allowance for bad debts Required (The debtor)1. Prepare any journal entry (if any) on the date of the restructured debtneeded on Short's books (the Debtor). Otherwise, leave blank.DebitsDebit accountsCredit accountsDr=CrCredits

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Discount		Cash
Premium		Interest payable
Par		Interest expense
		Discount on bond payable
Yes		Bonds payable
No		Loss on redemption
		Gain on redemptin

Cash
Interest payable
Interest receivable
Notes payable
Gain on restructuring
Loss on restructuring
Discount on Note payable
Premium on Note payable
Bad debt expense
Allowance for bad debts

Required (The debtor) 1. Prepare any journal entry (if any) on the date of the restructured debt needed on Short's books (the Debtor). Otherwise, leave blank. Debits Debit accounts Credit accounts Dr=Cr Credits