Interest Bearing Notes Receivable at Discount (Intermediate Financial Accounting #16)

Last tutorial we reported a note receivable issued at par. Surprisingly it looked identical to reporting a short term interest bearing note. Lets see what happens when the market rate (effective rate) is different from the coupon (stated rate) and a discount evolves!
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[@lq6424]

This is soooo helpful, thank you for taking the time to do these videos, uploading them, and keeping them up.
They really help. Thank you.

[@ExcelTutorials1]

Thanks for the super helpful video!!!

[@allenzhang3816]

super helpful video for revewing final exam!

[@shivangisaily8994]

Thank you very much

[@Crcmvnt]

How did you do that calculation(the 1- 1/(1+0.08)6/.08)? If you don’t mind me asking what calculator are you using?

[@Dwayn393]

Counselor, perhaps riding with the etfs might be a good indicator. 👍

[@user-sm1fh1iy4p]

Ok so this is same as bonds receivable

[@farhanhadi8419]

THANKS

[@NotepirateDave]

You're welcome!

[@kalrebai6161]

why the hell can no one really explains everything is details with the correct meaning of the words !!!