(a)
Mortgage: Mortgage is a way to finance an asset or premises by a fixed income secured loans. It becomes void when the loan is repaid in full. Mortgage is a term loan, usually for long tenure.
Mortgage Payable: The mortgage payable refers the amount of long term secured debt of the company and comes under the liability side in the
To prepare: A schedule of the payment of installments of mortgage payables for 4 years
(b)
(1)
To prepare: The journal entry for loan borrowed.
(2)
To prepare: The journal entry for the payment of first installment.
(c)
To prepare: balance sheet to show total mortgage liability.
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