Non-monetary Exchanges for Notes Receivable (Intermediate Financial Accounting #20)

In the past few videos we've looked at exchanges of cash for notes receivables. They've been structured as interest bearing or non-interest (zero interest bearing). Now we'll look at receiving a notes receivable asset in exchange for non-monetary assets. Afterwards we'll discuss the imputed interest rate when a market (effective) rate can't be established.
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[@rebekahshim795]

If it is determined that the buyer cannot reasonably repay the note, are you still allowed to recognize the gain all at the time of the transaction? or do you have to recognize the gain via installment method over the life of the note?

[@TinaRayMusic]

Helpful as always!
Are you by any change planning on making a tutorial about learning curves for cost accounting?

[@TinaRayMusic]

Oh no problem! I was just wondering, dont want to trouble you at all. :) The intermediate accounting material is super helpful on its own.