Introduction:
Promissory notes are a written promise made by the maker to the payee for a specified amount at certain rate of interest to be repaid within certain date mentioned in the note. It is a legal obligation for the maker to repay the amount and it is classified as notes payable. For the payee it is an asset hence it is classified as notes receivable.
To calculate:
To prepare
Introduction:
Promissory notes are a written promise made by the maker to the payee for a specified amount at certain rate of interest to be repaid within certain date mentioned in the note. It is a legal obligation for the maker to repay the amount and it is classified as notes payable. For the payee it is an asset hence it is classified as notes receivable.
To calculate:
To determine where on the financial statements will Ohlm disclose if he has pledged the account receivables as a security for a bank loan.

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